PABLO NAVARROLevel Design
Portfolio — Level Select

Level design
for games that
make you feel it.

Storytelling is my life, and I've looked for ways to tell stories since I can remember. Smaller levels and prototypes I've done — built to communicate pacing, encounter design, and spatial narrative.

Based inStockholm, Sweden
FocusLevel Design / Combat Pacing
ToolsUnreal Engine, Blueprints, Whitebox
StatusOpen to work

Selected work

04 sectors
Scrap Mechanic — build screenshot placeholder SECTOR 01 Prototype

Scrap Mechanic

Personal Project — Systemic Building

[Pablo — this project page is thin on my end, I only found your contact card on this URL. Drop me the actual writeup and I'll slot it in.]

EngineScrap Mechanic
RoleTBD
ScopeSolo
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The Facility — blockout screenshot placeholder SECTOR 02 Prototype

The Facility

Solo Project — Level & Combat Design

A single-player combat encounter inspired by Control's Archive sector — condensed offices, a power-core system, and pacing built around pinching the player between cover and open sightlines.

EngineUnreal Engine
RoleLevel Design
ScopeSolo
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Tenebrosity — co-op puzzle screenshot placeholder SECTOR 03 Team / Shipped

Tenebrosity

Project Owner & Level Designer — Futuregames

An online co-op game built around light and darkness gameplay. Owned team communication and the common goal across programmers, designers, and artists, alongside first-pass puzzle design.

TeamStockholm + Karlstad
RolePO / Level Design
ScopeTeam project
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Post Drone — future mobility screenshot placeholder SECTOR 04 Team / Shipped

Post Drone

Level Designer — Futuregames

The first game project for Futuregames — a future-mobility concept designed for and around the Xbox Adaptive Controller, built as a remote collaboration between two student cohorts.

InputXbox Adaptive Controller
RoleLevel Design
ScopeTeam project
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Portrait of Pablo Navarro — placeholder
About

Designing spaces that carry a story.

I'm the one with the knife on their face — long story. Beyond the games, I spend time on the stage too: I was in the play "Titus," Mexico, 2019.

Storytelling has always come first for me, and level design is where that instinct meets systems — pacing an encounter, staging a reveal, or using space itself to tell the player what's coming next.

Level Design Encounter Pacing Whiteboxing Unreal Engine Puzzle Design
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