1994 floor maps
JP: キングスフィールド · NA: Japan-only release · 1994 · PlayStation. JP / US numbering
Detailed public guide
Fandom floor-one interactive map. The floor selector on the public map provides the other cemetery floors.
Five floors in reading order
The 1994 cemetery is the only main game whose public guides are organized as floor one through floor five. Fandom hosts interactive plans for those floors. I used the floor names and the hazards, then drew a stack. The stacked labels preserve floor order without implying room sizes or a corridor layout.
Floor one is the shop and the common graves. Floor two adds Truth Cave and a prison. Floor three is royal. Floor four hides the Dragon Sword and Hauser's grave among walls that look like the floor. Floor five holds Miria, the sealed sword door, and Reinhardt III. If you need the item chain in sentences, use the 1994 walkthrough. The disc itself is explained on the 1994 game page.
Keeper maps and magician maps are mentioned on the Fandom floor pages as extra player charts. I did not trace them. A schematic that pretends to be a 1:1 corridor map would be a copy, and a copy would be wrong even if the pixels were new. Use this stack to remember which floor you are lost on, then use your own marks.


FAQ
How many floors are there?
Five. The fifth is the smallest and holds Reinhardt III.
Which floor is hardest to navigate?
Floor four, where wall and floor textures match.
Is this the Fandom map?
No. Fandom has interactive floor plans. This page is a labeled stack.
Sources
- King's Field Fandom — checked 2026-11-07
- Wikipedia: King's Field (1994) — checked 2026-11-07
- HowLongToBeat: King's Field (1994) — checked 2026-11-07
- Fandom: 1994 first floor and map — checked 2026-11-07
- Fandom: interactive 1994 floor 1 plan — checked 2026-11-07