Dishonored 2 has a layered and deeper approach to level design
Dishonored 2 wants to up the ante for their level design, by creating more intricate environments that are worth replaying.
Hitman level design sounds pretty complex
Hitman games where you can use your environment to make a death look like a complete accident, have always shown the series off at its finest.
Deus Ex Human Revolution had more city hubs
Eidos Montreal admits that Deus Ex Human Revolution was to have more content.
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Notes on Pulling the Sky Down is a designer’s diary over at the official Fallout 3 website that takes a look at the soon-to-be released RPG’s level design philosophies, there’s a taste of what to expect after the jump. Last Updated: October 17, 2008
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