maps in 1.0
Six Objective missions and three Survival arenas.
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Find map routes, weapon values, infection treatment, extraction rewards and progression answers for Armageddon 1.0.
Armageddon 1.0 / At a glance
Know the rules before the first alarm
The 1.0 loop changes with mode, difficulty, infection and extraction timing. These four numbers frame the decisions that matter before a team commits to a run.
Read the Armageddon 1.0 changesco-op difficulties
Beginner, Normal, Hard and Nightmare change both stakes and rewards.
Survival defense
Prepare, hold three timed waves and reach final extraction.
Gene Therapy per match
The cure is single-use, takes 30 seconds and grants infection immunity.
Operational briefs
Solve the failure points first
01
Beginner survival path
Build a safe first-run loop from mode choice and supply sharing to the extraction decision.
02Nine map dossiers
Objective and Survival maps with setting details, major changes and mission flow.
03Weapons database
Compare 1.0 melee damage, headshots, stability and Tier changes, then browse the firearm roster.
04Infection & extraction
Separate Phalanx delay from a real cure, then compare early and final extraction.
First run / Decision path
From training room to extraction
A safe opening route teaches the controls first, then adds team stakes one decision at a time.
- 01Mode and beginner guide
Choose the right practice space
Finish Training, inspect landmarks in Solo, then enter Beginner when you are ready to learn the co-op loop.
- 02Progression and rewards
Treat Supplies as team progress
Call out valuable pickups and regroup before carrying the team haul into the next objective.
- 03Infection rules
Keep stamina for the grapple
Sprinting and melee share the resource used to resist grabs, so arrive at close contact with an escape reserve.
- 04Extraction decision guide
Decide what the Responder is worth
Compare health, infection and carried Supplies before choosing early safety or the larger final payout.
Map situation
Objective & Survival
Survival mode
Flooded
A waterlogged Survival map where sightlines and dry loot-sharing space are limited.
Survival mode
Lighthouse
A tight Survival map around a lighthouse, neighborhood and abandoned construction.
Survival mode
Night of the Living Dead
A classic farmhouse Survival setting expanded with a guest house and barn.
Field database
The details you need mid-run
Open current weapon, item, enemy and skill details with version history and related guides for faster mid-run decisions.
Confirmed
weapon / One-handed blunt
Mallet
The Armageddon starting melee weapon, moved to Tier 1 with a lighter damage profile.
Confirmed
weapon / One-handed slashing
Machete
A high-tier one-handed slashing weapon with a 1.0 damage increase.
Confirmed
weapon / Two-handed blunt
Baseball Bat
A Tier 2 blunt weapon rebalanced away from its former best-in-class stat line.
Confirmed
weapon / Two-handed slashing
Fire Axe
A heavy slashing weapon with extra quick-attack stability in 1.0.
Partial record
weapon / Automatic rifle
M7A1
An automatic rifle with semi/full-auto and suppressor audio fixes recorded in 1.0.
Confirmed
item / Loadout utility
Rescue Beacon
A high-end consumable that prevents the next permadeath loss while equipped.
Armageddon 1.0 / Melee preview
Compare real attack lines before the run
Quick, Strong and Charged values are shown in the same order for every weapon. This preview uses four complete or high-value 1.0 records; the full table covers 17 melee weapons.
Q / S / C| Weapon | Tier | Field role | Base damage | Headshot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mallet | T1 | Starting control tool | 10 / 13 / 15 | 20 / 25 / 30 |
| Baseball Bat | T2 | Fast stability pressure | 20 / 25 / 33 | 25 / 35 / 50 |
| Shovel | — | Long blunt damage line | 20 / 25 / 34 | 35 / 45 / 50 |
| Tree Trimmer | — | High base slashing line | 25 / 30 / 35 | Not published |
Infection & extraction / Decision desk
Four calls that change the outcome
Medication and extraction solve different risks. Read the immediate effect before spending the team’s rarest resources or abandoning final rewards.
Use Phalanx to buy time
Phalanx resets symptom progress but does not remove the infection. Use the window to reach treatment or extraction.
Phalanx detailsSecure the Gene Therapy area
The single-use cure takes 30 seconds to prepare, then cures its user and grants infection immunity.
Gene Therapy detailsTake early extraction when the run is collapsing
An early exit preserves the Responder and returns a small Credit share, but grants no character progression.
Early extraction rulesPush final extraction for progression
Final extraction converts the team’s carried Supplies into character XP and Credits for the surviving run.
Final extraction rewardsLatest major update
What Armageddon 1.0 changed
The launch update connects new maps and Survival mode with revised difficulty, progression and melee balance. These are the changes most likely to alter an older guide.
Armageddon 1.0
Six Objective maps and three Survival maps at launch.
Solo mode has no traditional progression or permadeath risk.
Difficulty now controls both stakes and reward multipliers.
Melee tiers, damage and stability values received a wide rebalance.
Updated for Armageddon 1.0
Check the version before the number
Weapon values, map changes and system guides show their applicable version, update date and supporting official notes. Affected pages are checked again after major updates.
How we keep guides current01
Sources on the page
Open the supporting official notes beside key values.
02
Built for the current patch
Each page shows its version and the updates that may affect it.
03
Pending details
Details still awaiting confirmation are labeled for later review.
No More Room in Hell 2 Wiki
A field guide built around the questions a run creates
No More Room in Hell 2 Wiki is an independent field guide for players learning the Armageddon 1.0 game loop. It connects the questions that usually appear during a run: which mode to start with, how Objective and Survival missions differ, what a weapon’s current melee values mean, how infection progresses, and when extraction is worth the risk. The homepage gives quick answers, while each linked dossier expands the mechanic with current version notes, related items and patch history.
The database covers weapons, supplies, currencies, infected types and skills. Map pages explain mission flow and major changes; task guides turn systems such as permadeath, difficulty rewards, Gene Therapy, Supplies and Credits into decisions a team can use. English is the default language, with localized Simplified Chinese pages for the same core topics. Use the database when you know an in-game name, the guides when you have a gameplay question, and the update archive when a patch may have changed the answer.
FAQ / QUICK ANSWERS
Common questions
Should new players start with Training, Solo, or Beginner?
Use Training to learn the controls, Solo for low-risk map practice, then Beginner co-op and its one-minute respawns for a safer first team run.
Read the beginner guideWhat is the difference between early and final extraction?
Early extraction preserves your current Responder and returns a small Credit share. Final extraction converts the team’s carried Supplies into character XP and Credits.
Read the extraction guideDo Phalanx Pills cure infection?
No. Phalanx Pills only delay symptom progress. The single Gene Therapy in each match cures its user and grants infection immunity.
Read the infection guideIs this the official No More Room in Hell 2 wiki?
No. This is an independent player guide. Each page shows the game version it covers and links to the relevant official notes.
About this wikiHow many maps are in NMRiH2 1.0?
Armageddon 1.0 launched with six Objective maps and three Survival maps.
Browse all mapsDoes Solo mode have permadeath?
No. Official 1.0 notes say Solo has no traditional progression and no permadeath risk.
Read the Solo guideWhich platforms support NMRiH2 crossplay?
NMRiH2 supports Windows PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with cross-platform multiplayer.
View platforms and crossplay