Yeah, I swear the way a level bends its corners can whisper its story. I usually lock my camera on a stray light flicker, let the scene breathe, and see where the pixels line up. The trick is to watch the rhythm of the tiles and let them guide your frame. If a shot feels off, step back for a beat – the chaos often hides the perfect angle. What layout trick are you wrestling with right now?

Yeah, that corridor can feel like a breath held between beats. Try marking a few “anchor” spots – maybe a flickering torch or a carved stone that catches the light – then pace your tiles around that point. The player should feel the squeeze but also see a clear line to push forward. If it stalls, widen the gap just enough that the tension stays, but the sense of progress doesn’t get lost. Keep nudging that rhythm until the corridor feels like a pulse, not a wall. It’ll click once you hear the flow. Happy editing!