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Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy
Developer Ludomotion
Dynamic, procedurally generated adventure game that puts exploration first. Build your legacy as each wayfarer will change the fate of the world. Endless replayability with a huge set of difficulty modifiers. Boasting an award-winning soundtrack, a beautiful art style, and regular updates. From the Steam store page
231 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Mastodon, Bluesky) · newest Oct 13, 2026 · last updated Oct 14, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
69
Fresh
133 positive · 59 negative
95% range 62–75%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 133 | 59 | 0 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 33 |
| Bluesky * | 1 | 0 | 5 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
229 of 308 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
A polarizing roguelite with deep systems but persistent bugs.
Many players praise the game's procedural generation and immersive world, calling it a hidden gem with meaningful exploration. One fan notes it's "one of the better ones" for fans of Dwarf Fortress-style worlds, while another says it feels like a small part of a larger, dangerous world. [3][7]
However, frequent bugs and a steep learning curve frustrate many. Some report game-breaking issues like getting stuck in the floor, and one player warns it's just not very user friendly. Others criticize the developer's direction, alleging the game has been "lobotomized into another soulless roguelike." [16][36][27]
Praised procedural world generation · immersive exploration · dedicated developer support
Criticised bugs and instability · steep learning curve · controversial design changes
Summary drafted by an AI model from the 36 reactions it cites ([n] links open each post), then checked by code: every paragraph cites real posts and every quote is verbatim. Written Oct 8, 2026. Method
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Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy sits at 69% positive across 192 opinionated reactions from 3 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
Reactions
60 of 231 · most liked firstI found bug. I reported bug. Bug gone two hours later.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is not for everyone. I can't say how many times I debated in my mind to refund the purchase. And while I eventually came to like the game after going through its steep learning curve. I wouldn't recommended the experience to anyone looking for an adventure-exploration experience. The game is tagged as an "rpg"when it's not quite an rpg as you are railroaded into some specific playstyles just to progress. Some load-outs are just more superior than others (due to encumbrance…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An absolute cube world scenario. Unexplored 2 has undergone a grotesque metamorphosis. What began as an innovative RPG with otherworldly aesthetic and deep systems has been lobotomized into another soulless roguelike. A few years ago, Unexplored 2 mesmerized me. Here was something genuinely different—a game that felt transmitted from another dimension. The aesthetic was hauntingly alien. Procedurally generated worlds felt ancient and unknowable. The clan system promised political intrigue.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While i don't have many hours sinked into this game o really enjoyed the exploration aspect of it and its initial vaugeness of main quest, But unfortunatly the developer doesn't understand what it means to release a game from early access. The devs recently are doing a lot of changes to the game main gameplay loop (changing it into mission based rogue like with randomly generated characters) No exploration, after clearing the mission instant travel to base, hence repeat. If it was still in…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I thought I would really enjoy this game... and for a while I did. But then I began to see how the game design was really flawed. The best way to describe it is "RNG to a fault". I went to a story dungeon and attempted to clear it, however the RNG put the goal behind a wall that was behind some stairs and I could not access it. I searched the whole thing over and over, no door to get in, no portal to activate, no teleport spell to invoke. Another example of this would be a huge tower dungeon…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've just finished the game, and I absolutely love it. This is my first review ever: I had to write because I feel this game deserves much better than the current 75% recommended. The game is constantly improved, so I guess some of the older negative reviews complaining about bugs don't hold up (that much) today. My first run was frustratingly hard, I abandoned it after a few hours. Then I lowered the difficulty for the second: with easier combat the exploration aspect could shine. There are…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Update: Each update, while supposedly bringing the game closer to the vision of the team, only seems to break necessary systems further and further. This isn't a game, it's an experiment in design. It's not playable, and is not currently a product capable of standing on its own merits. If you want to support a team working to try and hammer procedural generation into the shape of a game, that's definitely viable. But if you're looking for something to play, look elsewhere. Original review…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is quite nice, and there's a lot of organic stories and moments that pop up thanks to the free-form exploration, the procedural generation and the different systems that interact to give meaning to your character creation choices. However, the game is surprisingly unstable and crashes ALL THE TIME. Just earlier today, I booted up the game and had a crash after 10-15 minutes after which I opened up Steam to write a review mentioning that the game was crashing too frequently, as it has…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a perfect opportunity to share Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy. This is a really slow-paced roguelike with a heavy focus on exploration and discovery in a truly alien-feeling world. If you like games like Qud or Morrowind, you owe yourself this game store.steampowered.com/app/1095040/...
positive · AI labelView post →21 hours in and instead of enjoying my weekend I am extremely irritated by the game. The artstyle and gameplay looked so chill I forced myself to learn the game (I don't like that process) to at some point understand the way it's supposed to be played and start enjoying it. I don't know what to say, that it's not for me or it's just a mess? Whole idea of exploring feels so irritating. Even after I created new world with ease modifiers, traveling is so punishing I don't have the will to go…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wanted to love this game I truly did. It was so overwhelmingly free. It felt like you werent just playing a game but a personal and unique story. I truly loved it. The changes which were announced on may 13, 2024 however and the following updates enforcing them changed too much of the core, too much of what made it so free. Its still fun yes but not the same. The personal story generator this was turned into just a story, the freedom became focus. Objectively not a bad game, but not the game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →4/10. It's not what it could be. Unexplored 2 has incredible charm, but the flaws are simply too glaring, the biggest of which is that it just doesn't respect your time. Most of the game consists of hours of incredibly inane, trivial, yet time-consuming activities. Like waiting for a map to generate so you can run around some dangerous plants, a few seconds loadtime after each node of uneventful travel, entering a level to rest after travel(why can't your character do that on its own?),…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Honestly, I really enjoyed this game at the outset. It was fun exploring the world, making tough choices on what equipment to bring, and learning about the world as I explored it. I'd find something interesting... hear a rumor... note it down... and set out to see if I could find it. It wasn't really ABOUT much of anything. I knew I had to bring the staff of Yendor to a place, but that was about it. Over time I learned more, stashed away good stuff for the future, and generally had fun…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're a fan of games like Dwarf Fortress that generate a fantasy world for you to play in, this is one of the better ones. It's a roguelite action RPG. The randomly generated world map is small enough to keep in your head, but large enough to feel big and with a varied composition of different terrains. I've generated two different worlds and they felt really different from the other, and had different features and layouts. The world is dynamic - there are a number of factions from a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really love this game, but even after so much patching there are so many game breaking bugs it's hard to recommend this game. Maybe the devs should focus on clearing bugs before implementing new features. Updated review after some patches: still bugged. Tried to play a previous world and I receive a message saying its corrupted. Tried to start a new world: the game bugs outs and never starts. It`s still laughbly a bugged mess
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't WANT to leave a negative review but I keep getting stuck by barricades everywhere I go, there's no real explanation of how things work, how the world works, STEALING without knowing you're stealing in a spot you're stopped(?), the types of barriers you'll hit (like wet, hunted, etc...) and what to do about them... It's just not very user friendly, I guess. I want to love this game but it kinda just stresses me out and pisses me off. The art is gorgeous, but it takes 98723592375…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Most of the recent poor reviews come from a certain demographic who tend to feel that if there's a convenience feature that can be added to a game, it should be added. This way of thinking ends up making all games the eventually the same. If you get angry when games make you think or make you choose, if you can't accept a loss of progress or a bad roll of the dice, then this game is not for you. Otherwise, keep reading: Unexplored 2 is doing things that no other game has successfully done and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Astronomical potential, but it's just not there yet. The bugs are pretty fixable with the "Prayer" mechanic, so nbd. Still, it seems like there's a lot of tweaks to enemies becoming invulnerable, misaligned terrain, etc. Good, just not quite there. The customization and interactivity with other cultures makes it a very immersive experience. There's lots to learn, the barter system is great (albeit lacking in content, as you mostly just trade the same things around) and the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just discovered this game it very much is my cup of tea! The feeling of playing it reminds me of games like Gothic or Risen (except procedural!) where you just feel like a small part of a larger, dangerous world and getting to the end is no easy feat. You are allowed (and expected) to fail. However, this also means that progressing and succeeding feels real and meaningful. The good: - Meaningful progression - A large world to explore and learn about - Faction system is great, makes the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very pretty. Very bad game design. Although there's a tutorial, it gives you very little understanding of what you'll encounter, or how to survive. The tutorial should teach you how to play the game. It covers basic combat, stealth and inventory but tells you nothing about, for example, how to collect wood for a fire so that you can camp. That's not a hard task, and I shouldn't have to do a search for the info. There's also a token system for resolving challenges, but again, it's barely…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unexplored 2 is difficult, not difficult as in hard to play. Game's aren't actually difficult. No, Unexplored 2 is difficult the same way life is difficult. Much like how; if you can't carpool on your timeshare moped consistently to work every day, you might starve until you find another job. Unexplored 2 is the same way. Where a lack of wisdom can cause the minor difficulties of life to accrue and eventually kill you. And although you can pray to God for help, God also likes to punish you too.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really wanted to like this game, but it is so amazingly frustrating. I've played a bunch of campaigns but never finished it; every single run has had a game-breaking bug. I'm a big fan of proc gen games but the one thing which fundamentally needs to be true is that the game gives you a chance to win, despite the randomness. Spawning without exits, unable to reach key rooms, key towns spontaneously becoming hostile... it all completely ruins the trust in the game mechanics. Spending 30 mins…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As of the time of this review (12/11/22); a recent patch took care a of a great majority of bugs and made Unexplored 2 way more playable. As such I'm way more comfortable recommending this. I don't have much to say that isn't advertised in the trailers. Just really loving this game right now. Been hooked since I started. Beginning is very very difficult, but once you learn the game it's an enjoyable loop I say.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One fun aspect of going through bug reports of a generated game is that sometimes you get some nice surprises. This is Haven, Unexplored 2's hub location, covered in snow and half-eaten by the void. I'd never seen that before. #gamedev #procgen
neutral · AI labelView post →A highly recommended diamond, with some edges still being polished! Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy is a rouge-like-rpg-fantasy-world-adventure game which tries, and I would argue, succeeds at doing something quite interesting. You play as a single character in a randomly generated fantasy world (well, almost randomly, there are a few givens, such as the general geography, and the presence of the evil Empire that you're supposed to halt in its tracks). In this world, you start out with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →LOVE IT!!! This game is criminally under represented online. No wiki, 13 people playing at time of writing. I am genuinely shocked that people have not jumped onto this gem. Sure it's still a little buggy but each regular updates add both content and polish that have made this one of my all time favourites after only 40 odd hours game play. Obligatory Pros and Cons list; Pros *God tier procedural generation for the dungeons and over world map. Each location feels hand crafted, even the throw…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →****this is one of my favorite and most special games for me**** EDIT PLEASE READ: the game is about the developers love for their art and special vision, and it was unfair to make it about me. simply put, the game is still spectacular, just different to what i had found to be special about the game and pivoting to something special in a different direction. which is fine, it is just disappointing to something that was intricate for many reasons that contrasted the developers artistic…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm pretty torn on whether I recommend this or not, there were a lot of frustrating things. The worst was there was a whole quest branch for waking the fire elemental, I got the special (excessively heavy and so annoying to travel with) weapon, and absorbed all the fires in the area which I assume is what I was supposed to do for that quest, and nothing happened. I ran around the area for like 45 minutes looking for anything else I could do, stabbing veins that make more monsters appear in case…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is not for everybody. It's full of systems, combat is clunky and performance is crap. But it has some charm to it. The world is deep and full of lore, survival mechanics are interesting and maybe even fair. The difficulty makes it attractive. It's great as a hardcore, deep RPG with nice skill based challenges and a perpetual sense of danger. I enjoy playing it but it took me some time to get used to it. Now I want to play more but maybe it won't click for you.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I spent about an hour and a half walking around in the game and didn't find much, not a lot happened and when something did happen I was up against unbeatable odds in fights that I couldn't really avoid. Not really my type of game... I do quite like the luck based system that they use to solve 'skill' and 'conversation' based encounters though.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm playing this after a few hours; I would really love to give this an unequivocally positive review but I've been dealing with significant bugs even with early objectives which block progress. This is conceded by the devs as a possibility and you're given a prayer tool to counteract it, but unfortunately if you use the prayer tool twice in quick succession (which is sometimes necessary if, like me, you wind up with a map where bushes block every single possible through-route) you are then…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In it's current state the game is genuinely so bug riddled that it's unplayable, I don't know what update has caused it but when I look at youtube it seems to be a much healthier and fleshed out game then what it is now, I've had to start like 4-5 different runs, one ended because the world didn't create a path to a quest location so I was soft locked, and the one that made me decide to quit was this "bir's tomb" quest, and I was like "oh okay its a skill issue" then I go to the discord (there…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Wasted so much time on this. The idea is interesting yet after trying this for a day i've seen that the randomness alsways ends up in unbalanced worlds and broken features. Walked around for 2 hours with the wounded condition because there was no NCP generated in any of the places i visited to help
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is absolutely brilliant and whilst there are bugs in the game the devs are the most friendly and interactive I have ever seen in any game. I would recommend playing the game and joining the discord to interact with the amazing community that is a part of this game. And to check out the guide that Devindar started I helped write parts of and is a helpful tool to learn parts of this game that might be a little bit more confusing to first time players. 11/10 If I knew what I know now…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you want an exploration game go play Sable, or go play Journey if you like minimal combat. Avoid this. Even at 13CAD$ from Humble I feel like I overpaid. It is definitely not worth 30$CAD. The combat is atrocious and whilst the tutorial and description states it's not a combat game, it is unavoidable therefore it should be more comprehensive and expanded than its current state. The procedural world is supposed to be its main appeal and it's great, but that's all there is to be liked…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm not a reviewer, but I had to share this. I stumbled across this game recently and wound up having a lot of fun with it. I especially appreciate the custom difficulty settings which allowed me to play one world for several hours, then with the benefit of game knowledge, tailor my second world to a difficulty that I enjoyed without nerfing things that I didn't want to adjust. After clearing that world I am inclined to go back and ramp things up even further in a new world save. This is the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It seems like a charming game and I wanted to like it, but the procedural generation needs some serious tuning. My first attempt, I died in the tutorial(!), in a pitch dark cave full of things that shot projectiles at me. I figured I was doing it wrong, so I tried again to try to figure out what I missed. The second time, the cave was completely different and trivially easy -- there were no enemies shooting projectiles at me at all. I started a game in the easiest mode possible, and on the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I loved the first Unexplored. It scratched that real-time RL itch that comes up sometimes that only a handful of games have done right (Barony is another). I remember thinking that Unexplored 2 could potentially be one of those goat games after seeing the trailer.....then for a long time nothing happened....then the game was released. I wish I could remember now what the issue was, but the game fell flat on its face and I didn't buy it. ....Recently I got back into Unexplored 1 a little, and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love this game. Its got an amazing comfy setting. Its very relaxing but its just as adventurous and fun. The world is so uniquely built and solving puzzles and questing has a fresh new take on it. If it ever goes on sale and I can afford it I'd like to get a few copies for some of my best friends. I would highly suggest this to anyone that loves Morrowind, its got the same kind of world-flavor that it does.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~New Review One year Later~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Lot of what I said before in my Original review remains still true so i'll keep it at the end of this review for the sake of clarity. Before i continue any further i wanted to clarify some points for any potential buyers If you have played Unexplored 1, loved it and are now considering getting this game because of that then i would advise caution This game is entertaining however lacks so much of the polish and precision in its…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is really cool, but right now it is frustratingly buggy. I am having trouble figuring out how to report the bugs. I use the "pray for help" option in the menu, click "report a bug," and it brings up a text file with diagnostic information. I don't know what to do from there; I haven't found an official bug report forum or anything. Again, just a frustrating game right now. Maybe wait a bit before buying it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I would recommend this game, but NOT YET. I just had to scrap an entire world because I got permanently stuck inside the floor and the game wouldn't let me use any items (including the built-in escape mechanism for this exact scenario). The game has great potential, but it's likely not worth buying until they've fixed the large number of bugs which often cause fully game-breaking problems like this. I'm glad to see continuous updates to this game so far, and I hope the devs keep addressing…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this was a game i really wanted to like and enjoy, but really i just lost the patience with it... first it was the general bugs with the generated maps and zones, than the broken puzzles... than it was the saving feature being broken, which made it that every so often my save will be deleted by god knows what after 300 days in game... and reacuringly. Recently i bought a steam deck and thought i will give it one last try... only to have the game freeze every time i check my character tab...…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's an interesting game with a lot of cool concepts behind it. Unfortunately, I run into a game-ruining bug once every 20 minutes or so. A campfire spawns too close to a cliff, so when I try to get up from camping, I'm trapped and have to close the program. A creature falls through the terrain, but I'm flagged as in combat until it dies, so I can't camp or talk to NPCs. Close program again. Travel to a new place, but everything freezes up and my cursor leaves trails like Windows 98. Close…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The continued development of this game is sort of strange and amazing.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a hidden gem. This is obviously an Action RPG. It's got an engaging variety of character "classes", weapon and item types, and magic. Exploration areas such as dungeons, ruins, bridges, groves, etc... are both varied and dynamic (like spending too long in a cave that's beginning to collapse). This part of the game rewards exploration with tucked away resources and other secrets in the spirit of games like early Zelda titles and classic JRPGs. This part is great all on its own.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unexplored 2's tutorial was designed to teach the fundamental interactions needed to play the game, where we now feel it should've taught the game's general philosophy. If anything, it actively reinforces preconceptions about action-style RPGs that we actively trying to break away from. #gamedev
neutral · AI labelView post →Every time I start this game up, I really feel like it's something special. Although I've never quite gotten into it, I really appreciate the long term dedication from the devs and the creativity and work that continuously go into this game. I never quite know what's going on when I'm playing it, I'm constantly surprised and the sense of wonder and exploration are what keep me coming back, curious to see if maybe I can crack this game *this* time.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game exposes you to too much stuff to do from the get go and leaves you alone without further guidance on "how to win", or even "how to play ". On the bright side -- it encourages you to find your own way to win the game -- if you feel adventurous.On not so bright side -- it paralyses your mind, especially if you are a cautios guy and like accomplishments.Mental stance which helps immeasurably with this blockage is: "OK, lets die and ruin a couple dozen of runs simply to try different things…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →On paper, it sounds like an amazing game with cool features that you would rarely find in other games. False advertisement, bugs, barely explained and unfair mechanics, unoptimized performance, half-assed dialogues, etc. There's just too many issues with this game you'd better off find an early access game because at the moment it feels like an early early early early access game. High chance you'll find much better early access games with lower price. If you ask me, this game is like a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fantastic game - If you can get through first few hours there is a true gem of a game waiting for you. The time element is crucial as the game only properly opens up and reveals its true potential 10-20 hours in depending how good you are. The early game can be really tough for new players - as it takes time to get used to the multiple mechanics at play (resources, seasons, equipment, combat). This is where I believe a good chunk of players stop - as the effort/reward dopamine hit is rather…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the first time I've played a game in about 25 years, and Unexplored 2 made it a memorable and interesting return to the hobby. Being that I have no frame of reference of current gaming zeitgeist, I don't feel qualified to give much of an opinion of the game other than telling you that I had a ridiculous amount of fun with it. Edit: a word, thanks DuRag.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A very unique game, certainly not for everyone, but if you like games with a story where you feel your choices have significant impact, and you really do not know what will come next, this game is a treat. It takes you through a deep story, that is not easy but rewards those who play, lose, and learn. Completing this game on your first, fifth or even tenth run is unlikely, but it offers something for me a lot of games have not and that is a true sense of not knowing what happens next.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's extremely original, has an immersive setting, and tries for some interesting unique mechanics that it mostly pulls off. I recommend it, but for gamers with A LOT of patience, both to learn its idiosyncratic & challenging systems and also deal with glitches that stem from its ambitious procedural structure. When I first started playing about a year ago, I would have given it a reluctant Thumbs Down review due to the constant uncertainty around bugs - it was often hard to tell whether I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Warning: This game behaves as spyware and collects "telemetry" and personally identifying information. While there is an option to disable this, there's no guarantee that will work. Worse, the developers turned this on by default to try to spy on as many gamers as possible. The developers will make the unverifiable claim that this data isn't personally identifying, of course that's BS as they're collecting IPs and all kinds of other information about gamers, when combined with other…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Something truly special and unique made for a very particular audience. The game is slow and thoughtful. Peaceful at times, dangerous and punishing at others. Rewards exploration and attention. You get what you put in. You will find a version of play that works for you. This is technically a roguelike, but that may give you the wrong expectation. The interesting generated wrinkles may add texture to a run, but they truly shine in the evolving world you explore over the course of many runs.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is pretty good. A sweet core with close to infinite potential. The game at its best is a lovely D&D-esque experience, full of beautiful visuals, satisfying gameplay loops and audio I can only describe as "delicious". It tickles your senses in ways hard to find elsewhere. At its worst - you submit a bug report to Discord and put it on the shelf for a week until devs chop another head off of the bug hydra. I only wish modding was a bit more open to tinker with than it is now.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Updated (Sep 2025): Revisited after a long time, hoping if the game is polished enough. NO! I still see placeholder texts in various UI buttons, etc.(Playing in English version!) which is really not fitting to any game that is in post release (this is not an Early Access game anymore). And I see a lot of things are changed (they were changed, changed and rechanged again after Release), the changes are ok in this state (hopefully they don't change again! haha) so what I believe this game needs…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →coming from Unexplored 1, I wasn't really a fan at first because the combat felt... different? I think they must have tweaked it, because now it feels great and captures how it felt in the first game. Now it just feels like an upgraded experience over the first game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There is a good game in here, but I don't I'm going to find it in its current version. The developer just released an update where you can load from save. This makes it more like a RPG, which is the correct choice. The game needs a non-rogue straight forward RPG version where all of the puzzles are solvable and you don't have to worry about a level loading with blocking issues. Additionally, each level's layout should remain the same when you leave and come back. My final issue is that…
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