Best Bandai Namco Video Games for level design

#1

Legacy Dungeons, layered open spaces, underground regions, and the expansion’s vertical layouts are consistently praised as intricate, surprising, and among FromSoftware’s best work.

#2

Vampire traversal hints at strong vertical level design, with teleportation, wall-walking, and alternate routes opening spaces in ways ordinary movement cannot.

#3

Level design was usually praised for shortcuts, layout, and environmental flow, but a few reviewers noted padding, repetition, or a lack of meaningful puzzle-like structure.

#4

Level design split reviewers between praise for purposeful terrain and criticism of copy-pasted or repetitive layouts, with later updates improving map mutations.

#5

Level design was mixed, with praise for standout locations and fair layouts offset by criticism that some design felt lacking or overly linear.

#6

Level design ranged from dungeon-like, vertical, side-path-heavy praise to complaints that early spaces could resemble long linear hallways.

#7

Dungeon and level design is frequently criticized for repetitive corridors, cramped combat spaces, and reused layouts, though a smaller group praises the visual range of individual dungeons.

#8

Level design is one of the most consistent weak points. Reviewers repeatedly call dungeons and field areas linear, samey, or visually repetitive, even when individual locations or gimmicks work well.

#9

Level design was a recurring weak point, with multiple reviewers calling dungeons linear, basic, repetitive, or hallway-like despite stronger worlds around them.

#10

Dungeon design is one of the clearest weaknesses, repeatedly described as linear, bland, maze-like, repetitive, or too long.