Town routes

Army camp

Military loot with open sightlines.

Army camp in HUSH: They can hear. (BETA)

Army camp: Military loot with open sightlines. Get it by Named in the game description. Use it to Go when you can afford a loud mistake. Know the helipad or another green marker before you open the first crate.

What is Army camp?

The army camp is the fourth developer destination. Routes describe military weapons, ammo, and silencers, with long sightlines. Players report a large patrol around the camp and a helipad extraction. Those patrol and pad details are reports, not a printed bestiary.

Published facts

Army camp facts
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Map markDeveloper loot destination. Helipad extract is a player and video report

How do you get Army camp?

Named in the game description.

How do you use Army camp?

Go when you can afford a loud mistake. Know the helipad or another green marker before you open the first crate.

FAQ

Army camp questions

What do I lose if a monster catches me?

You lose what you carried on that run, including backpack loot, guns in slots 1 and 2, and throwables on G. The safe pocket keeps one stack that is not a weapon. Loot already stored in your base stash stays there.

Is HUSH: They can hear. (BETA) the same game as HUSH Zombie Extraction?

No. They can hear. (BETA) is the open-world sound-hunting game by theInstigators on Roblox place 133927229860262. HUSH Zombie Extraction is a different experience by Blue Code Studios. Loadouts, maps, and codes do not carry between them.

Are there working promo codes?

No shared promo code is listed. Bunker codes are a different system: a note or item you find during a run, used on a keypad or sold after you extract. Do not type another player's sequence.

How do I leave with the haul?

Open the paper map with M, go to a green WAY OUT, press E to call extraction, board the EVAC, and type EXTRACT at the cargo terminal before the doors shut. One recorded call lasted about 72 seconds after the post lamp turned red.

How do the monsters find me?

They hunt by sound. A loudness meter sits at the bottom left of the HUD. In one recorded run, crouching indoors read 33 dB, walking outside read 52 dB, and driving read 81 dB. Gunshots are louder than those movement readings.