Procedurally Generated Content tends to look very samey, generic in most cases. Prime example referring to the Diablo series developed by Blizzard Entertainment. Throughout playing the game, it becomes increasingly apparent that it’s just a bunch of different meshes, blocks etc all rapidly stitched together with next to no detail or design. This may not be an issue on the first playthrough, the second, the third and so on but regenerating a few times you will begin to notice a very different but inevitable bland generic level. This is where Procedurally Generated Level Design really is tough, most if not all generated levels lack a meaningful structure, progression and “Critical Path”. These are very crucial design choices that impact players’ experience and without it the levels can feel just very empty and or soulless. Compare this with beautifully handcrafted levels from the Hollow Knight series. Hollow Knight is praised to this day for it’s incredibly designed levels, providing a direct sense of where to progress whilst offering up the freedom to go where you like and a very original take on the design of Metroidvania’s.