Slime Rancher – Map Data Node Visual Location Guide

A screenshot guide to the location of the map data nodes in each zone.

Intro

I just ran through and found the map nodes, and figured I’d screenshot them and share. They’re not particularly hard to find, but if you just want to get it out of the way, here you go. Minor spoilers ahead, obviously.

Dry Reef

In the section near the slime door, facing the water on the left.

Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide

Indigo Quarry

In the cave with the Rock Gordo, to the left of the exit to the north.

Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide

Moss Blanket

On a plateau to the west of the center section, behind a tree.

Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide

Ancient Ruins

To the right of a platform that’s to the right of the door leading to the last section before the hallways towards the Glass Desert teleporter.

Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide

Glass Desert

In the section with the Tangle Gordo, beneath the platform, to the right of the northwest slime door.

Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide
Slime Rancher - Map Data Node Visual Location Guide

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