Though with no official name, the Gish Command Maps were a eventual set of seven maps created by Chaz over the course of the weeks after the initial launching of the Flash-based Bonk.io in April 2016, within Gish Mode, which later became known as Bonk Mode within the Flash-based Bonk.io later that year, and then later known as Classic Mode within the HTML5-based Bonk.io*. These maps laid down the foundation for the Level Editor and Level Select which ended up replacing them by sometime between late May 2016 and early June 2016. Some of these maps have been republished by Chaz/Official, but some of them have not.
*Note that Gish Mode at the time didn't feature the Heavy Key, making it likewise to former Simple Mode that was present within the HTML5-based Bonk.io's development, during Bonk 2 Beta.
The maps at the time was accessible through the commands /map 1 to /map 7. By default, /map 2 would load given no prior commands, and /map 1 would launch as well by the result of an invalid command.
Map List[]
Note that images of some of the maps were taken from an update within the Flash-based Bonk.io before their removal which made static platforms appear as a more dark green than dynamic platforms. With this, /map 2 and /map 4 have had their static platforms visually altered to this colour in order to reflect the final state of this list.
On top of this, there is no confirmation of maps /map 6 and /map 7 are the correct maps that were in the list, due to them not having been documented visually as part of the list within the game. Instead, they are probable guesses made with the pairing of detailing made within the Changelog, as well as the history of the maps published on the Official account, that was used by Chaz.
Lastly note that all maps at the time were only able to use the default bounciness value within the game, and that there was no height limit within the map until this was added in May 2016, allowing players originally to reach as high as they wanted above and to the sides of the map, only dying as the result of falling below it.
/map 1[]
Later publishings of this map: Classic by Chaz/Official, both maps were featured for a few weeks on Chaz's Picks. For more information, refer to its page.
This is an image of /map 1 , featuring a single rotating platform.
/map 2[]
Later publishings of this map: Simple Platforms by Official.
This is an image of /map 2, featuring three static platforms with the centre one being placed above the two surrounding ones.
/map 3[]
Later publishings of this map: Four Squares by Official.
This map an image of /map 3, featuring four rotatable squares that are spaced apart so that players can fall between them.
/map 4[]
Later publishings of this map: None known later publishings.
This is an image of /map 4, the map features two static platforms on either side of the map, with a small "bridge" of rotating platforms between them.
/map 5[]
Later publishings of this map: None known, but is likely the inspiration behind Simple Basic 5 by Chaz, a map that was featured within Bonk 2 Beta'a Simple Quick Play during the development of the HTML5-based Bonk.io.
This is an image of /map 5. The map features a pyramid shaped structure that was originally all static in early versions of Gish Mode, but later became dynamic, slowly sinking downwards.
/map 6 [Unconfirmed, no direct evidence supporting it][]
Later publishings of this map: Overhead by Official, featured within Chaz's Picks through its entire lifetime, along with being added as part of the current Community Picks. For more information, refer to its page.
This is an image of the map Overhead by Official, featuring a static platform below a dynamic platform above that can work as a sweeper when knocked over. The map is thought to be /map 6 within the Gish Command Maps.
/map 7 [Unconfirmed, supported by the Changelog (May 12th, 2016, 1v12)][]
Later publishings of this map: Shrinking Platform by Official.
This is an image of the map Shrinking Platform by Official, featuring a single static though shrinking platform. The map is thought of to be /map 7 within the Gish Command Maps.