Outer Wilds map
Complete solar system map of Outer Wilds: Timber Hearth, Giant’s Deep, Dark Bramble, the Hourglass Twins, and the Quantum Moon.
Index
Every named pin on this map. Filter, open a photo, or jump to it.
13 listed
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One of the Twins amongst Hourglass Twins
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The third of six planets in the Outer Wilds' solar system.
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A large, confusing network of twisted vines and teleportation passages, the imploded remnants of a fifth planet that has long since been infected and overrun by space-bending plant growth.
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One of the Twins amongst Hour Glass Twins
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An ocean planet made of increasingly dense fluid layers, with five small islands on the surface.
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Binary planets orbiting each other.
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A comet on a highly elliptical orbit around the sun.
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Home planet of the Hearthians and where the player begins their journey.
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The only natural satellite of Timber Hearth.
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A relatively small but highly volcanic moon orbiting Brittle Hollow.
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A large Nomai satellite found in orbit around Giant's Deep, designed to launch a probe from orbit at great speed.
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A planetary object in a state of constant quantum superposition in the Solar System.
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A Satelite orbiting the Sun. Its not Visible in the Map.
About
What this world is doing on the plate, and the numbers behind it.
- Updated August 31, 2026
- Kevin Henrique
- Editorial policy
Sun on the left, Timber Hearth in the middle, Dark Bramble on the outer ring
The Hatchling chart sits on one plate: the sun on the left, the Hourglass Twins next in, Timber Hearth and the Attlerock in the middle orbit, Brittle Hollow and Hollow’s Lantern beyond that, Giant’s Deep and the Orbital Probe Cannon further out, Dark Bramble on the far ring. The Interloper cuts a steep path across the top. The Quantum Moon parks beside whichever body it is visiting. The Sun Station hangs in the dark just off the star.
Planets and satellites stay on. Pins sit on the bodies they name: the green hearth, the cracked hollow, the storm giant, the bramble, the ice of the comet.
Games
Prove you know Outer Wilds. 13 named pins sit on this plate. Name a still, drop a pin on a place, or read a blurb. Repeated marks — stars, chests, the same name twice — stay out of the round.