Every Arasaka Academy location in game that is confirmed: the Night City academy, M menu, P-Phone and Tab scanner, plus what is unpublished.
Arasaka Academy Location In Game: Map, Areas And Where To Train
Arasaka Academy has no published map yet, so the honest answer is that its locations live in the interface, not on a screen you can screenshot. The setting is a Night City academy, and the three interfaces that actually take you somewhere are the M menu, the P-Phone and the Tab scanner.
Where you start
Every account opens in the same place: character creation. You type a first name, pick a gender, choose one of four Origins, then press Play and drop into Night City.
That is the first location in the truest sense, and it is also the only one that changes based on your choices. The Origin you pick there decides which starting contact you begin with, which we break down in the best Origins tier list.
After creation you are in the academy. The setting is consistently described as Night City school life, with the game built around surviving and fighting through a cyberpunk city rather than a single enclosed campus.
No developer source has published a district list, NPC roster or gigs board for this game. Any page giving you named campus areas and named students is writing fiction, not reporting the game.
The three interfaces that get you around
Since there is no published map, these are the navigation surfaces you actually have. All three come straight from the developer's own control list.
| Key | Interface | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| M | Main menu | Tabs down the left side, including the Codes tab |
| P | Phone | Your in-game device, opened with P |
| Tab | Scanner | The read-the-room tool, used on whatever is in front of you |
| T | Fighting stance | Switches style rather than moving you, but changes what each approach is worth |
The menu is the one you will use most early, because the Codes tab lives there. The full redemption path is in our codes guide.
The phone is the one most players ignore. In games at this stage of development, the actual progression systems usually sit one layer under a top-level screen rather than announcing themselves, so open P before you go looking for a level counter.
Not because either is required to move, but because both are where a young game hides what it wants you to progress on. Ten seconds of reading beats twenty minutes of wondering why nothing seems to be unlocking.
Official source: Arasaka Academy on Roblox — the control list that defines every interface above is printed in the experience description.
Where the named locations are not confirmed
Here is the part most guides get wrong. The following have no public documentation, and we are not going to invent them:
Named campus areas. No district, courtyard, dormitory or rooftop has been officially named.
Named NPCs and students. No roster of students, teachers, ripperdocs or vendors has been published.
A gigs board or job list. PCGamesN frames the game as getting out of school alive and rising in Night City, and Destructoid describes a Lineage system to master, but neither names a gigs board or a quest giver.
Cyberware locations. Destructoid mentions rolling for an Apogee Sandevistan as a goal, but no source has explained where cyberware is purchased or installed.
If you need these answered, the game itself and its official channels are the only reliable sources right now.
Where the answers actually come from
Because the game shipped without documentation, the community channels are unusually useful here.
The developer runs a public Trello board that Destructoid points to for cyberware buffs and map changes. That is the closest thing to a maintained location list that exists right now.
The official Discord is where map changes and new areas get announced before any guide catches up. New code milestones also surface there first.
The Ordinance Games Roblox group is where you have to join anyway to redeem codes, so it is worth bookmarking as a third channel.
How to find a location yourself in five minutes
Since nothing is published, here is the method that works in an undocumented game.
- Hit Tab in an open area and see what the scanner actually reports on nearby objects.
- Open P and read every tab, not just the first screen.
- Open M and read every left-side tab, the same way you found the Codes tab.
- Walk the academy perimeter before you assume a boundary is a wall rather than a loading gap.
- Check the Trello board against what you just found, because it is updated faster than any written guide.
Tab is bound to a scanner in a game whose identity is scanning and hacking. Using it as an exploration tool rather than a combat opener is the fastest way to map an area that has never been documented.
FAQ
Does Arasaka Academy have a map?
No map has been published. The game has no publicly documented district list, so the M menu, P-Phone and Tab scanner are the only confirmed ways to move around and find things.
Where are the NPCs in Arasaka Academy?
No NPC or student roster has been published. Use Tab to scan objects and NPCs in front of you, and check the developer Trello board for anything that has since been named.
What is the P-Phone for in Arasaka Academy?
The developer lists P as opening the phone but does not describe its contents. It is worth opening early because young Roblox games commonly bury progression there.
Where is the gigs board?
It has not been documented publicly. Some coverage frames the game around school survival and Night City reputation, but no source names a gigs board or its giver.
Which Arasaka Academy location should I learn first?
The main menu, because the Codes tab is in it and the seven live codes are worth 575 Rerolls. Everything else can wait a minute.
Related Guides
- Arasaka Academy beginners guide — where character creation fits in, and what to do once you spawn.
- Arasaka Academy codes October 2026 — the Codes tab inside the M menu, and all seven live codes.
- Arasaka Academy best Origins tier list — the starting contacts each Origin hands you at creation.
- What is Arasaka Academy? — what kind of game this is and who built it.