A concrete-walled detention facility on a cleared plateau in the North Korean northwest, with watchtowers on every corner, barracks to the east and the main gate and checkpoint to the south.
A heavily guarded North Korean air base in western Hajin, cut into a granite hillside, with a runway, helipad, hospital, barracks and command building above a vast underground complex.
The northernmost South Korean village on the Hajin River, split by border controls, with outskirts to the west and the Heavenly Luck Casino at its heart.
The largest telecommunications array in Hajin, on a central summit, now an enemy barracks with a rooftop helipad and long views.
A deserted North Korean farming town in the southwest, taken over by the military. Street fights, sewers under the old buildings, a clinic and gas stations at each end of town.
A battered residential district in the southeast, rising towards the South Fork of the Hajin River.
A damaged nuclear plant in the northeast under a cloud of radioactive vapour. Protective gear and a gas mask are required.
Open rice fields, waterways, farms and rail lines on a low floodplain on the southwestern border, with long sightlines and little cover.
Hajin’s main hospital in the north centre, next to a train station, with triage tents and barracks outside and close-quarters fighting through its wards inside.
A shopping district in northeast Hajin City with shops, a police station, a clinic and City Hall above a large unlit underground mall.
The waterfront of eastern Hajin City: apartments, a market, a pier and lighthouse, and working train and monorail lines.
The fortified business district of central Hajin City, walled off with barricades and watchtowers, with fighting on the rooftops and in the streets.
The ruined home of the local baseball team in south central Hajin City, among streets of shops, apartments and a police station.