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Map guide

Classic Slay Islands maps

Sean O’Connor’s Slay Islands collection gathers maps drawn by Slay’s players and by Slay’s creator. The Dominex map editor includes 215 of them. Here is every one, with its shape, its size, and who made it.

In the game

How to open one

  1. 1
    Open the map editor.It’s free to try in your browser at app.playdominex.com and in the iPhone and iPad app.
  2. 2
    Tap Map gallery and search.Type a map’s name or its creator, then tap a map to preview it.
  3. 3
    Tap Play.Set up a match against five computer rivals. Playing a classic map needs Premium, a one-time purchase in the iPhone and iPad app.
  4. 4
    Or reshape it.Edit a copy to add or erase land anywhere on the 35 × 24 grid. Trying the editor is free; saving your map needs Premium.

What carries over

The land, not the setup

Each map keeps its original land shape on the same 35 × 24 grid. Dominex then deals the starting land to six players, as it does on every map, and you choose the difficulty and Starting land before round one.

Dominex doesn’t open Slay’s own map files. These maps were converted to Dominex’s text format and ship with the game, so there is nothing to download.

Where to start

Sean O’Connor’s own maps

Slay’s creator made six of the maps in the collection.

The full set

All 215 maps

Credits

Who made these maps

These maps come from Sean O’Connor’s Slay Islands collection. Each map credits its creator where the collection names one; the others are marked Creator unlisted. Dominex is an independent game and isn’t affiliated with Slay or Windows Games.

Made one of these maps, or know who did? Tell us, and we’ll add or correct the credit.

Find a map you remember

Open the map editor

Free to browse, preview, and edit. Playing a classic map or saving your changes needs Premium, bought once in the iPhone and iPad app.

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