Deathmatch Island: New Horizons

Welcome to New Horizons, a collection of new islands for Deathmatch Island funded as stretch goals in the original crowdfunding campaign. It includes nine new islands you can use in your next season of Deathmatch Island:

Match Island, by James Mendez Hodes, Sean Nittner, and Karen Twelves: Welcome to Match Island, a tropical paradise where our contestants will each have the chance to find true love—or be eliminated.

Junk Island, by Will Jobst, Aaron Lim, and Alexei Vella: A polluted atoll houses twisted remains of rusted metal and ruined industrial facilities.

The Adrift Isle, by Alex Chapman, Michael Cremisius Gibson, Raven Dubique-Ashton, Ava Gibbins, Jacqueline Heisel, Kayla Herbert, Alex Koeberl, Jacob Lee, Cade Naylor, and Rachel Rudy: An island where anything that has ever been lost can reappear. Whether memories or mementos, they reside here forever. Competitors should beware, there seems to be something supernatural at work behind the scenes.

Folk Island, by Aaron Catano-Saez, Tim Hutchings, momatoes, and Erin Roberts: On first inspection, a quaint and cozy island full of reminders of bygone times; childhood amusements, simple villages, and pastoral hills. But strange beasts stalk the shadows, and the truth of this place is eerie and terrifying.

Resort Island, by Tim Hutchings, Michelle Jones, Michael Sands, and Liam Stevens: A former resort for the rich and powerful, an island of white sand beaches and idyllic lagoons. Theme park attractions, luxury entertainments, and cultural appropriation.

The Institute, by Grant Howitt, Poorna M, and Taylor Navarro: This island consists of a single large complex, connected by echoing hallways. A central courtyard offers a glimpse of the sky, but no there are no other views to the outside world.

The Tower, by Carrie Carney, Caleb Zane Huett, and Ethan Yen: All the locations at this site are within a single towering building. Is this DMI corporate headquarters, the very heart of Production?

The Deep Facility, by Lex Kim Bobrow, Agatha Cheng, Morgan Davie, and Sean Nittner: A large complex that plunges deep into the earth. The upper levels seem to be some kind of survival bunker, but as you go deeper, it gets stranger still. The facility’s design intentionally disorients and isolates, taking a psychological toll on those navigating its brutalist confines.

Judgement, by Ash Cheshire, Greg Soper, and Viditya Voleti: This surreal island has the competitors restrained, forced to review footage of tasks they don’t remember performing. It technically has only one location, but the footage might take place at a variety of locations. This island focuses on the strange influences and absurd pointlessness of Deathmatch Island.