Hello! I’m Rebeca, and I specialize in level design with additional skills in game design, set dressing, and anything relating to environments. I enjoy designing levels to immerse and enhance the player experience by utilizing level design techniques and environmental psychology. By honing my proficiency in detailing environments and adding environment interactivity through mechanics, I bring worlds to life in various ways. Within this creative process, I maintain clear communication and make an effort to present my ideas, research, and progress to my coworkers.

A Stray-inspired level block out created by a Games Art and Design student, Rebeca Dulmage.

By showcasing and play-testing my work, I can aim to improve my levels through feedback from the team and play-testers. Ensuring a collaborative and flexible approach is the best way to create the levels best suited for the player experience, and I work to make this happen. This degree and additional level design coursework helped me develop these skills and reinforce them through various projects.

The entrance leads to the heart of neon-noir city. Where you can see an outstretched radio tower, a lit-up statue, neon signs, and a large staircase scaling a massive wall.
The intersecting buildings with balconies and neon signs create a path for the player to jump on to avoid getting caught by Jaspermere security forces.
The player must continue along the buildings on the righthand side. To reach a luminated door and compete the player’s current goal.
A view of the military compound can be seen through security gates. Beyond the compound is a large staircase against a giant wall.