During the last four months of our course, we were assembled into teams and tasked with taking a game idea from start to finish - from the ideation and brainstorming phase to publishing the game on platforms of our choice.

With all that we learnt prior, we were tasked with something unique - make a level with various ways to complete the main objective. The catch? Encourage players to explore. All this in a level that's outside the box within a box!

As part of the class, we had to not only design and develop a new feature of our own for an already existing game, but also implement another game designers feature into the game as well.

Having learnt the basics of level design in the precursor class (Level Design I), we now had to not only design and blockmesh a level but do so keeping a main mechanic in mind and implementing it

In order to learn the basics of level design, we were tasked with designing and blockmeshing a level from scratch. During this process, we were taught on the process of designing our levels.

With the aim of wanting to further solidify some of my basic understandings of the level design process, I designed and blockmeshed a level from a map. While it started as a basic blockmesh level, I later on added more detail to it such as various mechanics to add more meaning to the level.