Deadly Delivery Threat Heatmap - Floor-by-Floor Entity Guide
Detailed breakdown of entity spawn rates, threat levels, and optimal strategies for each floor. Plan your routes and know when to evacuate based on floor-specific dangers.
Understanding Floor Progression
Each floor in Deadly Delivery presents increasing challenges and rewards. This guide documents entity spawn patterns, optimal routes, and evacuation timing based on extensive testing. Floor numbers correlate directly with difficulty: Floors 1-3 are beginner-friendly, 4-6 require coordination, and 7+ demand expert teams with proper equipment.
Floors 1-3: The Learning Zone
Threat Level: Low. Primary Entities: Pit Maw (common), Human Mimic (occasional), Fridge Mimic (rare). Loot Value: 200-400 coins average per item. Strategy: These floors are perfect for learning mechanics. Entity spawns are predictable and manageable. Focus on route optimization and inventory management. Safe to explore solo, though teams are still recommended. Evacuation Recommendation: Always safe to go Deep from Floor 3 → 4 if team is coordinated.
Floors 4-6: The Coordination Zone
Threat Level: Medium-High. Primary Entities: Pit Maw (very common), Forsaken (common), Human Mimic (common), Fridge Mimic (common), Bloomaw (Floor 6+ only). Loot Value: 400-800 coins average per item. Strategy: Team coordination becomes essential. Forsaken requires constant line-of-sight management. Bloomaw on Floor 6+ can wipe unprepared teams. Recommended Equipment: Flashlight (essential), Baseball Bat or Shotgun, Revive Syringes. Evacuation Recommendation: Consider evacuating at Floor 4-5 if team is struggling. Floor 6+ requires full team coordination.
Floors 7+: The Expert Zone
Threat Level: Extreme. Primary Entities: All entity types, increased spawn rates, multiple entities per room common. Loot Value: 800-1500+ coins average per item. Strategy: Requires experienced team with unlocked classes and proper equipment. Every room is potentially lethal. Prioritize survival over collection. Recommended Equipment: Full gear loadout, multiple Revive Syringes, unlocked classes (Baseballer minimum). Evacuation Recommendation: Evacuate after any successful floor completion unless team is highly experienced. One mistake can wipe entire haul.
Entity Spawn Rate Analysis
Floor 1-2: 1-2 entities per floor average. Floor 3-4: 2-3 entities per floor average. Floor 5-6: 3-4 entities per floor, often multiple in same room. Floor 7+: 4-6+ entities per floor, aggressive spawn patterns. Understanding these rates helps teams prepare appropriate equipment and strategies. Higher floors require more defensive items and coordination time.
Optimal Evacuation Timing
Key Factors: Team health status, inventory value, equipment remaining, team experience level. Evacuate Early When: Low health items remaining, valuable inventory (5000+ coins), team struggling with entities, first time on current floor level. Push Deeper When: Full health/resources, experienced team, consistent success on current floor, need for class unlock progression. General Rule: Better to evacuate 1 floor early than lose everything 1 floor too deep.
Room-by-Room Threat Assessment
High-Risk Rooms: Dead-ends (limited escape routes), dark corridors (Forsaken advantage), large open areas (multiple entity spawn potential), elevator-adjacent rooms (high traffic = more entities). Safe Rooms: Well-lit areas, multiple exits, near elevator (can retreat quickly), recently cleared rooms (entities don't respawn during run). Plan routes to minimize high-risk room exposure while maximizing item collection.
Source: This guide is based on verified gameplay testing and community research. Information last verified on 2025-11-27. All strategies and mechanics have been tested in-game by experienced players.
DeadlyBlox Team
Deadly Delivery Strategy Expert