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Wreckage is a Halo 4 multiplayer map. It is one of three maps in the Crimson Map Pack.[2]
Overview
The map is set at Line Installation 9-12 of the Maginot line in the middle of a large body of water. Most of the playspace is occupied by a derelict Paris-class heavy frigate, much like the Halo: Reach map Boneyard. A crashed Lich forms a border to the north, and a sandy beach to the south provides an open area ideal for vehicular combat.
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Wreckage Map.
Concept art of the map.
Thumbnail concepts for Wreckage.
Concept art of one of the shpwrecks.
Concept art of Wreckage.
Concept art for the map's skybox.
Closeup view of one of the unidentified line installations.
Views of two line installations present on the map.
View of a destroyed Lich on the map.
Closeup view of the underside of the destroyed Lich.
A destroyed UNSC Frigate on the map.
Panoramic view of Wreckage.
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