Ready or Not: Complete Mission List

The full release of Ready or Not introduced several additional maps that were unavailable in early access. More importantly, the game received a single-player campaign that tells interconnected stories between crime rings, their victims, and their effect on the city of Los Sueños in general.

All Ready or Not missions will be immediately available to players in multiplayer and singleplayer Quickplay, and they’ll be able to choose whatever mission they want right off the bat. However, for those who want to experience the game’s lore and story as naturally as possible, here’s what missions they should play first.

Updated July 15, 2025 by Marc Santos: Ready or Not’s console release also came with Los Sueños Stories, a free update for everyone that introduced a boatload of adjustments and fixes to the game. This update also added two standalone maps for players to clear. We’ve updated this guide to include these new missions as well as the other major additions from the Los Sueños Stories patch).

All Ready or Not Maps in Order (Unlock Progression)

Take note that the in-game mission list in the briefing room already shows all levels in the order they are unlocked in Commander Mode. Players who are strictly doing a co-op playthrough don’t have to guess much if they want to do everything in the original unlock order. Here’s the complete list for those who want a point of reference:

Lore-Connected Maps (Potential Spoilers)

Some maps are related to others, and together, they form the bigger picture regarding the cases going on around the city. These connections aren’t made immediately noticeable to players, though, and they’ll have to connect the dots themselves if they want to experience the full story of each connected crime scene. Here’s what we’ve been able to piece together so far based on the crimes committed on each map:

These associations are based on information available in each of the missions, including mission briefs and evidence found from secondary objectives and the personal logs of suspects. This isn’t a strict list of interconnected maps, and some (particularly Port Hokan) are connected to a much wider web of conspiracies.

Players don’t have to play the game in this particular order, but if they want to connect the stories of each map by themselves, then this list should prove to be a good starting point.

All Ready or Not Maps in the Home Invasion DLC

The Home Invasion DLC is a map pack containing three Ready or Not levels set in close-quarters, urban home environments. Players who have bought the DLC will be able to select any of the maps at any time without having to play one to unlock another. These can be found in their own, separate tab on the mission select screen. The missions in this DLC are:

The maps here don’t seem to be connected to any of the original Ready or Not missions. However, they’re all set after a Category 5 storm hit the city, causing chaos to erupt. All Home Invasion missions are set in residential areas, challenging the players’ CQB skills.

All Dark Waters Missions in Ready or Not

The second DLC for Ready or Not added three more maps, all of which share a maritime or tropical theme. The maps in Dark Waters feature both close and long-range engagements, so players can expect a challenge when it comes to dealing with different types of rooms. The DLC’s missions are:

All Maps from Los Sueños Stories

Los Sueños Stories was a free update for all owners of Ready or Not that was launched alongside the game’s console release. This update saw the addition of two urban maps, four new weapons, and many more changes under the hood, such as a difficulty selector. As far as maps are concerned, players will get to experience the following thanks to this update:

This update also added the following:

• Four weapons (.50 AE pistol, M32A1 Rotary Grenade Launcher, TRPL Pepperball Pistol, and 590M Mag-fed Shotgun).
• Difficulties (Casual, Standard, and Hard).
• Various improvements to art, visuals, audio, and performance.

These two Ready or Not missions can be played in any order without sacrificing enjoyment.

Ready or Not Missions in Chronological Order

By default, the game’s missions are unlocked according to difficulty. This has led to some confusion among the community about the flow of the game’s story and world, but luckily, bodycams in spectator mode show the exact date that each mission takes place on. If you want to experience Ready or Not in chronological order, here’s how you should play the missions:

1. Thank You, Come Again
2. Neon Tomb
3. Relapse
4. Carriers of the Vine
5. A Lethal Obsession
6. Twisted Nerve
7. Ides of March
8. Sins of the Father
9. Rust Belt
10. Elephant
11. Greased Palms
12. Ends of the Earth
13. 23 Megabytes a Second
14. Sinuous Trail
15. The Spider
16. Valley of the Dolls
17. Buy Cheap, Buy Twice
18. Hide and Seek
19. Lawmaker
20. Dorms
21. Narcos
22. Mirage at Sea
23. Leviathan
24. 3 Letter Triad