The level design was an exciting challenge to take on. My team and I, having started on a 2D platformer, it was very important to take care of the level design, one of the central points of this type of game. I first worked on the different areas, the emotions they should make the player feel, their flow, their feeling of progression depending on when you unlock a new evolution, their number also and their size, to stay within the constraint of the very short lifespan of the game (about 10 minutes). So I made several bubble diagrams on Canva, then I moved on to the good old paper/pen technique, but without going into too much detail. The idea was to test only parts of areas on paper, to have a vision of the layout of the platforms. Then I quickly moved on to the Unity game engine, to test at the same time changes made to the character's movements, and to adjust as best as possible. I iterated a lot directly in the engine to also integrate the environments and props as best as possible.