Hollow Ground Map

Hollow Ground — a Bedrock horror survival where Plague Hearts turn whole city blocks into kill zones and every breath in the red fog feels borrowed.

You don’t “clear an area” here—you probe it. The loop is simple and mean: scout streets for twisted blood blocks bleeding out of doorways, mark those buildings as Heart nests, then set a base of operations just outside the 100-block danger ring. The moment you cross that line the world changes. Visibility drops, lungs burn, and every zombie flips into a cracked version of itself—faster, meaner, and way stickier with infection. Treat the fog edge like a boss arena boundary. Stage meds and backup gear on the safe side, craft a clean retreat lane with barricades you can hop that mobs can’t, and only then push in. If you’re solo, think hit-and-fade. Chip the Heart, kite the wave it spits out, reset at the fog wall, go again. If you’re co-op, assign jobs before you kick the door: one aggro, one crowd control, one runner to drag strays and resupply. Waves will try to tilt you; don’t panic swing in tight halls—pull to corners you prepped and farm them on your terms.

Soldiers are the difference between “barely made it out” and “we own this block.” Ore ingots are your currency, so treat recruiting like investing in routes you actually plan to hold. Rifle types lock long lanes and hospital corridors, explosive specialists clean stairwells and courtyards if you give them a safe angle, and medics are your insurance when the fog grind gets sloppy. Keep them behind waist-high cover, stagger their firing arcs so they aren’t body-blocking you, and remember upkeep hurts if you overhire. On Realms, build a tiny forward post across the street from each Heart with a rally bell, chest, and beds, then rotate squads between posts so you’re never stuck rebuilding in the fog. Friendly fire and collateral are real when explosives start clapping, so call shots and bait packs into kill boxes instead of free-firing through your line.



Radios are your map’s rumor mill. Messages slide across the screen like notes left by the last survivors—some true, some bait. Use them to set priorities but verify before you commit your best kit. When a broadcast pings a lost convoy or a “new Heart” in a district, drop a sign at base, run a daylight recon to confirm twisted blood markers, and only then spin up the assault. Night runs are pure content but brutal in practice—if you go, stack torches at intersections to build a breadcrumb trail back to the fog wall. Keep a water bucket and blocks on hotbar for emergency climbs, and don’t break your spawn chain until the new safehouse is actually online.

For builders, lean into the vibe: quarantine gates at district borders, disinfectant showers made with redstone and water curtains, watchtowers with sightlines across alleys. For servers, publish a simple SOP—no solo pushes, hearts only during “raid hours,” soldiers get priority positions—and the city turns from unwinnable to winnable over a week. If you’re hunting this later, think “Minecraft Bedrock horror map,” “zombie survival map for MCPE,” “Plague Hearts,” and “apocalypse city map.” Hollow Ground makes you play smart: stage outside the 100-block ring, read radios like clues, hire soldiers with a plan, and dismantle the beating cores one street at a time.

How to install?
Android: use ES Explorer to find mcworld in the download folder. Click on a file to import it inside.
Versions of Windows 10: Go to your downloads folder and find mcworld. Click on the document to add it to the client.
IOS: as soon as they clicked on the Download button below, the device will offer to open it.

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