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Level Design - Coggle Diagram

- - - - All interactive objects or climbing areas are marked in red, also makes sense in the context of the game since it is revealed his wife marked it all before she died to help guide them
    - - Most climbing areas have the colour yellow around them to help guide the player, stands out against environment and doesn't look out of place
- - - - Player still has a set destination but has more options on how to get there
      - Ratchet and Clank
      - God of War (2018)
    - - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
      - No Man's Sky
      - Gran Theft Auto V
      - Feature a large interconnected world where the player can complete objectives in almost any order
      - Super Mario Odyessey
    - - Peach's Castle (Super Mario 64)
      - Station Square (Sonic Adventure)
      - Timber's Island (Diddy Kong Racing)
      - The Hub area is a place linking all of the levels in the game together usually using portals without just using a menu to select a level
      - Most common in platformers
    - - Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
      - Monument Vallet
      - Simulators
      - The whole level is confined into a small space
    - - Super Mario 3D World
      - Uncharted
      - Crash Bandicoot
    - - Minecraft
      - Let the player be free to do whatever they want
      - Usually randomly generated
  - - - Sonic the Hedgehog
      - Super Mario Bros.
      - Celeste
    - - Hollow Knight
      - Metriod
      - Castlevania
      - A 2D open world where the player must regularly backtrack to old areas after unlocking new abilities that unlock previously unreachable routes
- - - - Explosions
      - Direct the player's attention
      - Open a new path after an enemy encounter
  - - - Rain
      - Thunder
      - Sunny
      - Cloudy
    - - Morning
      - Evening
      - Night
      - Day/Night Cycle
    - - Suspense
        
        Quiet
      - Lighting
      - Ambient Sounds