ARK Survival Ascended Giganotosaurus Spawn Locations | The Center

While ARK Survival Ascended's The Center is the latest map to join the ASA lineup, many dinosaurs featured on it are similar to those found on other maps like The Island or Scorched Earth. One such recurring dinosaur is the iconic Giganotosaurus, which remains extremely useful, though finding it in The Center can be challenging.

If you're looking for the exact locations where Gigas spawn on The Center, then this guide is for you. Below, we will break down all of the Giganotosaurus spawn locations on The Center map of ARK Survival Ascended.

ARK Survival Ascended Giganotosaurus Spawn Locations | The Center

At the time of writing, there are two main locations where you can find and tame the Giganotosaurus on The Center map. These areas are quite dangerous, so be sure you're prepared for the journey if you're aiming to tame one of these beasts. The first location is on Lava Island, located at coordinates Lat: 11.4 Long: 61.1. They are often found along the beaches of this area.

The second location is right next to Lava Island, in the snowy island region at coordinates Lat: 33.7 Long: 44.1. While Giganotosaurus is less common here, they do spawn occasionally, so it's worth checking if you're in the area. They tend to spawn along the edges of this region, not as close to the snow, so look around, and you're sure to spot one eventually.

Getting your hands on a Giga is extremely valuable for those wanting to excel in PvP (fighting against raiders) or PvE (taking on stronger dinos or bosses in the game). We highly recommend taking one if you need to tackle the tougher challenges of The Center. Now you know exactly where to find one, and if you need help taming it, be sure to check out our Giganotosaurus taming guide.

And there you have it, a detailed look at the two most common spawn locations for the Giganotosaurus in ARK Survival Ascended's The Center. Special thanks to YouTuber Teachers Game Too for their guide detailing these Giga spawn locations. To see them for yourself, be sure to check out their video on the topic embedded below.