Night Trap - TTT, Murder

This map requires counter-strike source to function on your computer. If you do not have CSS installed and mounted, don't download this map. You'll only be dissapointed.

Best suited for 16-20 players. More are supported, but not recommended.


Night Trap will be located in your Trouble in Terrorist Town maps folder, known as ttt_nighttrap.

Night Trap was a controversial game originally made on the Sega CD using live action video and QTES as its primary hook. All of the story was told through cameras placed around 8 rooms of a escheresque house that was more of a tardis than an actual building. You were told to capture vampires before they could kill a bunch of cliche girls using a huge amount of trap doors.

Using a video walkthrough and the terrifying floor plan of the house, I have reconstructed to the best of both my (and source's) ability, the entire house of the titular game. It includes the majority of the traps in the original game, recreated for use in TTT. I also added the SCAT van camped outside on the front yard, where two players can potentially spawn and watch the other players through 8 cleverly placed cameras, giving them advice along the way. The traitors can bust open the van if they so choose.

I added my own touch to the House, with the idea that the players are playing the vampires after they have taken over the house, and are now watching for the traitorous vegetarian vampires. As such, it has the creepy abandoned feel of Horror Island, complete with a resident.

All traitor buttons reset after 45 seconds, and do not cost credits. However, most are not super helpful, and are mostly situational, except for two.

The list of traps recreated is as follows:

-Living room bookshelf trap

-Hall1 bookshelf trap

-kitchen pit trap

-bathroom pit trap

-bedroom pit trap

-entryway pit trap

-entryway stair trap

-hall2 steam room trap

-roof catapult trap

Map stats:

30+ spawns

CT and T spawns

3D skybox

Weapon spawns

Traitor buttons

Physics props

This map was started back in february, and was finished in about 4 days. Roughly 48 hours of work.