For a long time, you’ve been asking us for more maps — and this time, we’re letting YOU choose which one becomes our next DLC inspiration.
From the quiet heroism of Gimbert 🕊, to the dramatic beaches of Dunkirk 🌊, to the mighty ports of Hamburg ⚓ — every location offers a unique rebuilding story, a fresh set of challenges, and a different piece of history to bring back to life.
Why are we doing this?
Because WW2 Rebuilder has always been about rebuilding together. This vote isn’t just for fun — it will directly shape what we work on next, what stories we research, and which historical details make it into the game.
The community is choosing which iconic location will inspire our next DLC — and your vote matters!
Head over to our Discord and pick your favorite map from our rebuilding journeys:
Gimbert – Inspired by a real-life act of heroism in Soham, England, where railwayman Benjamin Gimbert sacrificed his life to save others. A quiet station with a story of courage and resilience.
London City – The bustling heart of Britain, scarred by the Blitz. Grand avenues, iconic landmarks, and hidden alleys await your restoration.
London Necropolis – A haunting Victorian railway and cemetery complex, where solemn architecture meets intricate detail.
Lympne – A peaceful countryside airfield carrying echoes of wartime aviation and rural charm.
Belfast – Industrial shipyards and busy docks, ready to rise again as a maritime powerhouse.
Normandy – Idyllic coastal villages and fortified bunkers — from the beaches of liberation to the heart of rural France.
Dunkirk – Evocative beaches, ruined harbors, and the spirit of a daring evacuation.
Hamburg – A vast port city of warehouses, bridges, and canals, reborn from the ashes.
Essen – Once an industrial giant of steel and coal, now a challenge of smoke, metal, and rebirth.
Remagen – The legendary Ludendorff Bridge over the Rhine — a centerpiece of one of WWII’s most dramatic chapters.
🕒 Voting ends in 24 hours – join our Discord and make your choice!
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