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Just unlocked the Rep Gate at Pyramid Island and you’re confused on why you keep getting dumped at the entrance? See here for guidance.
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk Pyramid Island’s Container Maze Guide
SPOILER WARNING for people who have not reached this point in the story or are sensitive to post-game unlockable characters. (Rietveld is used here because she’s baby and also because she was the first one with a skateboard that I had my cursor on.)
This here is a quick and dirty guide on how to navigate the container maze once you clear the Oldhead’s demands at Pyramid Island. There are ten unique rooms to go through with multiple exits, some will bring you back to the first while others will dump you outside of the maze. This should be enough to get you every graffiti spot in the maze, however I will not mark them.
The following sections will be separated by room, with an image on which door goes to which room (marked by crude digital pens). If there’s an X over the entrance, it means that route will dump you back outside, so take heed.
Room 1
Three entrances.
Going west will take you to Room 4.
Going east will take you to Room 2.
Heading straight will dump you outside.
Room 2
Two entrances.
Heading east will put you back to Room 1, at the north entrance. Going back the way you came facing that way will dump you back at the entrance.
Taking the lower entrance will bring you to Room 3.
Room 3
There’s only one way, and it leads outside.
You should probably turn around and try the other entrance in Room 2.
Room 4
After a long drop, you’ll be faced with three entrances.
West will lead you to Room 1, at the door which will take you back outside if you turn around. North will take you to Room 2, which will leave you facing away from the entrance to Room 1.
You should go east, which will take you to Room 5.
Room 5
Technically there’s three entrances, but you can’t reach the one on the west yet. You’d have to get to Room 8 first.
Go north to head to Room 6, or east for Room 1.
Room 6
Three entrances. The north and east doors both lead to a different end of Room 8. Going west will take you to Room 7.
Huh? You see an arrow that says “don’t”? Don’t worry about it. It’s not important.
Room 7
Three entrances. This assumes you’re facing the door on the center platform.
Heading west will bring you to Room 8. Heading north will bring you back to Room 1’s dreadful north entrance. If you go east, you’ll go to Room 9.
There’s also an outfit for Vinyl if you haven’t gotten it already. To get on the platform where the outfit is, you’ll need a skateboard character to spin on the hydrant in this room and jump to it.
Room 8
Directions assuming you came here from Room 7:
Heading west will take you to Room 5, where you can tag the graffiti spot that was previously out of reach. The other two directions will take you to their equivalent ends of Room 6.
Room 9
If you’ve made it here, you’re at the home stretch! Just keep moving straight and you’ll reach the end of the maze.
Room 10
Congratulations! Here you’ll find the last graffiti spot. You can exit through the pipe. It’s safe if you’ve cleared out the rest of the spots and collectibles.
Conclusion
Thanks for reading. It was quick and definitely dirty–I was mapping out the rooms as I went and retraced my steps to double check what I was saying. I made this for self-reference because I was stuck finding the last graffiti spot before I cleared out Pyramid Island, so if anybody’s missing some places to bomb, I hope this will be of use to you.
And in case you’re wondering, maybe the “Don’t” Room isn’t that bad after all…
