This residential two-car garage serves as a cramped storage area, offering a highly cluttered tactical environment for modern investigations. Once a screened porch before 1956, the space is now packed with abandoned garden tools, creating areas of difficult terrain and opportunities to scavenge improvised weaponry for desperate encounters. The room features a 1970s garage door opener, a modern fuse box that controls the house's power grid, and a humming 1980s refrigerator that blocks lines of sight in the corner. Tactically, the heavy wooden doors and cluttered shelving provide excellent heavy cover against firearms. The single entry point from the main house acts as a dangerous chokepoint, forcing investigators to push through narrow pathways between stacked boxes. VTT users can leverage the fuse box to dynamically alter lighting conditions across the entire property, plunging the map into darkness, or utilize the heavy garage door for dynamic entry and exit scenarios.
