Killhouse is originally the map of a training area for new players in Call of Duty, however, it becomes part of the Multiplayer after a while. This map was amongst the first ported in Call of Duty Mobile. Cramped, compact and has no cover, surviving and thriving in this map is not as easy as one might believe. Only by getting used to the speed of combat could you get over everything and defeat your opponent.
In this guide, we will list out everything you need to dominate the Killhouse.
Overall description:
This map is a version of the tutorial location named “F.N.G” in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Located in the UK, the warehouse was converted into a training course for soldiers of the nearby SAS military camp.
To get the soldiers to familiarize themselves with the urban warfare setting, the symmetrical course is filled with wooden walls, shipping containers, bricks, ruined cars, and sandbags.
Lying at the center of the site is a watchtower made of wood, where a superior officer would watch the trainees run the gauntlet.
Basic Strategy and Tips:
As the whole thing is contained in a single warehouse, it is rather clear that Killhouse is a tiny map. From your spawn point, you can even see across the map to the other spawn point in which others are dropping. There are also small staircases next to each spawn point, which serve as a sniping platform. From these locations, you definitely can land a few shots or maybe a kill across the area.
The size of the Killhouse often makes this map the first choice for every player who is in need of a fast match, with frantic actions and explosive firefights. There usually isn’t much downtime between fights, sometimes you can’t even reload before other enemies approach your location.
As your primary weapon runs out of ammo in the middle of a fight, it is better to just draw your pistol and continue firing instead of trying to reload. In this case, the lower DPS output of a pistol would not be as much of a detriment, as the enemy should be low after engaging your first weapon.
The encounters in the warehouse are usually in a very short distance, sometimes even a knife could make a difference. If your opponent is moving around too fast and you are not confident about your aim, it might be better to just pull out the knife and stab away.