Dungeon crawlers offer a satisfying structure with combat and problem-solving while combining rogue-like and RPG elements. Procedural generation in games like Devil Spire and Mortal Sin adds variety ...

Does Starfield use procedural generation? It's a good question considering the sheer scale of the galactic game with over 1000 planets and 100 star systems, it makes sense that procedural generation ...

Procedural generation has helped with creating vast game worlds as far back as the 80s. Notable games like The Elder Scrolls 2 and Sid Meier's Civilization used procedural generation early on to ...

Many games use procedural generation to create a game world algorithmically, starting with Elite way back in 1984. But this isn’t the only way that this kind of dynamic content can be used in games.

The overwhelming amount of content in No Man’s Sky has been the game’s chief selling point during the years-long hype train prior to release. No Man’s Sky achieves its massive feat of galactic ...

Procedural generation has been around since the early days of gaming, with one of its earlier and most notable interpretations being in Rogue, the ASCII title and namesake of the wildly popular ...

Procedural generation can be a great tool for developing games and has been used to do so since the 80s. It can be used to create massive worlds with ease or to simply add a bit of variety. It uses an ...

Owing perhaps to the difficulty and extreme cost of building virtual worlds that can be seen, heard, explored, and interacted with in multitudes of other ways, video games have long made use of ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Remnant 2's excellent use of procedural generation fills it with ...

Klei's turn-based tactical game recently swapped its Incognita duds for spiffy new Invisible Inc. ones. With that out of the way, the studio recently said that it's working hard on making the ...