Fling This and That Map

Fling This and That’s island is larger than Horomori’s original and it is still changing with seasonal props. There is no in-game GPS. This page is a landmark list you can run while you farm, fight, or hunt badges. If a patch moves a house, trust the ATM sign more than the old screenshot.

Spawn and the printer

Green groves are the typical spawn belt. The Toy Incinerator sits near the center of that belt, toward the mountains — grey, orange, red, pipes, revolving door, lever. If you cannot see it, you spawned on a busy shard and someone already built a wall of couches in front of it. Farm steps: how to get money.

Mountains on that side are also a navigation spine. When you get flung, look for the mountain silhouette to reset your compass.

Named regions we can actually pin

Jef’s Jumble. A cluttered landmark with an ATM to the right. First stop on a coin loop after a lever pull.

Familiar Fields. Farmhouse interior hides an ATM. Good cover for a fling reset because walls break long-reach angles.

Sand Scorch. Desert-side lighthouse with an ATM on the outside. Boat practice water sits off this coast — see how to fly.

Factory island. Interior ATM, industrial toys, and the kind of floor space Oppenheimer missiles love. Expect lag; lower trees in controls.

Wild West. Bank ATM. Wide streets, bad for hiding, good for pallet runs.

Obtainable houses. Each has an ATM. They are also fridge bait for Indiana Jones if a refrigerator toy lives inside.

Pirate / tropical builds. Official thumbnails show skull-flag towers, pools, glass cubes, and island cliffs. Treat those as player-scale examples of what building plots plus public props can look like, not as a separate locked biome you must unlock.

Secret-adjacent spots (community named)

These names come from player wikis, not from Brickified patch notes. They are useful holes, not guaranteed badge rooms:

• BondIce — a crawl in a big cave (~45 seconds) that people use as a rocket ambush.
• Icy Lake — near BondIce; dumping targets into water or a missile funnel.
• Golder — lake plus a mountain-side grab angle.
• Stairs to the foggy lake / upstairs foggy lake — cave stairs, a lake, and a high defensive shelf.

Super Secret Base, Backroom, and Loose Rock are badge locations, not necessarily the same as the names above. The dedicated secret places page splits badge rooms from those camps. The private-server nuke is a shop toy, not a cave. If a hole lets you build and watch outsiders, you might be in Super Secret Base. If you only found a crawl space, you found a crawl space.

Farlands and verticality

Players asked whether farlands exist; other players said yes. Do not make a first session a void pilgrimage. Learn spawn, incinerator, and two ATMs first (getting started). Sky-sphere stories from other Brickified videos are not the same as the live public island.

Height is still useful. Pirate towers and floating tents in the hero screenshot are real silhouettes you can aim pallets at. Landing on them is a flight exam.

Seasonal overlays

Christmas-style updates dropped extra items and a holiday map pass. Tropical trickle teasers existed before launch. When the ground looks wrong, check the changelog before you assume you no-clipped out of the world.

Suggested first tour (15 minutes)

1. Spawn groves → incinerator (watch one door cycle).
2. Jef’s Jumble ATM.
3. Familiar Fields farmhouse ATM.
4. Sand Scorch lighthouse ATM.
5. Wild West bank ATM if you still have time.
6. One plot visit so you know where grabs die.

Skip the cave crawls until you can throw. The tier list will not save you from a 45-second belly-crawl into someone else’s rocket nest.

No live codes will teleport you across this island. Walk it, pallet it, or get flung across it — those are the three transit options.