One of my favorite dungeons in Skyrim is Ilinalta's Deep. From entering via the sunken entrance to the atmosphere of the flooded areas where water either drips or floods in, I can't get enough of it. I bet the level designer who worked on it had a lot of fun making it.

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Added red emergency lighting, improved the readability of the secret panel, and reworked the “power on” lighting.
Still a work in progress.

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Playing Skyrim again is like embracing an old friend that you haven't seen in ages but you've missed dearly.

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The inns in Skyrim are so atmospheric.

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A chest hidden behind a waterfall. Now that's a game design trope I can get behind. Anytime I see a waterfall in a game I have to check what's behind it.

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I love how when guards mention a random location in Skyrim, it updates on your map.

It's such a great way to encourage exploration and makes the world feel more alive. Props to the dev who implemented that.

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There's something incredibly relaxing about delving into a dungeon in Skyrim and exploring it by torchlight.

The sights, the sounds, the atmosphere.

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Starting fresh here.

Level designer sharing my journey while playing great games along the way.

Expect:
• Game observations
• Design thoughts
• Portfolio progress

Currently playing: Skyrim