My role in the project was a Level/UI Designer who designed the base gameplay followed by making and iterating on multiple levels. This was done with the new workflow seen in my design projects, sketching ideas on paper, creating a cleaned up digital version in dungeon scrawler and then adding notes and pointers in photoshop. Levels were then made in engine using grey meshes (untextured) to test positioning and scale and then later textures were added when the art team provided them. Spawners and mechanics were then added followed by QA to test proper balancing.  As levels were designed, packaged builds were also made that were QA tested by dedicated testers as well as members on the design team. Iteration on the gameplay also prompted the idea of a diegetic tutorial within the shop for first time players that would put the player through a short obstacle course that taught them key gameplay mechanics, however that was outside the time scope.