Abandoned, dusty 1970s bar with a disco ball over a checkerboard dance floor, a wooden bar, and cracked glass doors.

The Velvet Room – Closed Lounge (1970s) Overall Feel: A once-classy nightclub now abandoned but not empty. Dust, smoke stains, and water damage everywhere. The space is tight, cluttered, and full of cover—perfect for tense standoffs and sudden violence. General Layout (Rectangular, Wider Than Deep) Suggested Size: ~60 ft wide x 40 ft deep 5-ft squares → roughly 12 x 8 grid 1. Front Entrance (South Wall) Double glass doors, one cracked, both grimy Rusted brass handles A torn velvet rope hangs from a bent stanchion Coat check nook to the right (small counter, hooks, scattered hangers) Map Features: Glass doors = breakable terrain Coat check counter = half cover Front windows are blacked out but fragile 2. Main Seating Floor (Center Area) Several round tables, some overturned Mismatched chairs (wood, vinyl, metal) Cigarette burns in tabletops Sticky floor from old spills Map Features: Tables = half cover when upright Overturned tables = full cover when crouched Loose chairs can be shoved or thrown 3. Sunken Dance Floor (Slightly North of Center) 1–2 ft lower than the seating area Cracked checkerboard tiles Old disco ball above—dull, dust-caked, hanging by a chain Faded mirrored walls on one side Map Features: Difficult terrain if broken tiles Disco ball can be shot or dropped Mirrors provide disorienting reflections 4. The Bar (East Wall) Long, scuffed wooden bar Empty shelves behind it Broken beer taps A cash register fused shut by rust Liquor bottles—mostly empty, some See more