Haunted Mansion Hunt Map

Haunted Mansion Hunt Map — part haunted house, part game show, all adrenaline. You and your friends fan out the second the doors swing open, boots thudding across wood floors while someone yells “basement!” and another bolts for the attic. The goal is simple and savage: track down as many of the 54 listed items as you can. Every target is tucked in a barrel, and here’s the twist—whoever reaches that barrel first gets the enchanted version of the item. You’ll feel that sting when a teammate rounds the corner a heartbeat ahead of you and the sparkle vanishes from the prize.

Scoring is clean. You’re racing to be the first to complete the entire list, you’re tallying how many enchanted items you snag along the way, and there’s a golden moment: the first Lily of the Valley is its own point. When the dust settles, the player with the most points wins. The rules keep it fair and focused: you may take one copy of each list item—no hoarding—leave item frames, lectern books, and entities alone, and don’t consume anything from the list. That’s it. No gimmicks; pure route planning and nerves.



The house itself does the heavy lifting. The library eats minutes if you don’t check behind columns. The greenhouse is a trap if you tunnel vision on flowers. The cellar echoes, so footsteps telegraph a chase before you see it. Smart teams call zones—“you sweep west wing, I’ll take servants’ hall”—and pivot when they hear a barrel open nearby. Solo or with a full lobby, Haunted Mansion Hunt Map turns careful searching into a loud, hilarious sprint where every second and every barrel click matters.

How to install?
Android: you need to find the downloaded file on your phone, use any file manager for this and import the map into the game by opening it.
IOS: after receiving the map, the device itself will offer to install it.
Windows 10: go to the folder where the files are downloaded, find mcworld there and activate it.