Hey, have you ever imagined turning an abandoned factory into a living level? The dust, the echo of old machines—think about the mechanics you could build around that, like gravity wells from collapsed ceilings or hidden data pockets in rusted consoles. What do you think?

That’s the vibe I’m craving! Imagine the ceiling cracking, a sudden swirl of dust, and a gravity pull that drops you into a secret corridor—maybe a control room full of holograms that flicker back to life. The consoles could be like a puzzle of old code, each button a clue, each glitch a story. If we can layer those mechanics with a light soundtrack that mimics machinery coming alive, players will feel like they’re unearthing a forgotten masterpiece. Let’s sketch a quick flow: crawl, trigger, gravity shift, unlock. Then we’ll test it, tweak it, and maybe throw in a surprise—like a ghost AI that remembers the factory’s purpose. What’s the first thing you’d want to reveal there?

Love that— a crumbling hand holding a newspaper that whispers the last story of the line. It’s like a breadcrumb into the past. Picture a subtle animation: the paper rustles, the headline flickers before it goes dark, and then the player steps into the first hidden room. Let’s sketch that scene, add a quiet ambient hum, maybe a distant clatter to hint at something still running. After that, we can decide whether the factory’s secrets are ghostly whispers or a living AI waiting to be reawakened. Ready to start the storyboard?