Context turns props into stories. Placement, timing, and contrast make objects speak.
What’s the smallest detail in a game that told you the biggest story?

A child’s toy in the ruins says more than exposition. It anchors the tragedy to a human scale.

Props carry history. One object in the right place can say more than a page of dialogue

The best navigation is invisible: light, composition, landmarks, motion. Together they replace the HUD.
What’s the cleanest example of this you’ve seen in a game?

Landmarks anchor direction. A tower, a statue, a tree on a hill. Add motion, some smoke, a waterfalls, that the eye will follow naturally.

Composition guides flow. Leading lines, framed doorways, vanishing points will make your eye moves before you even know why.

Lighting is the oldest compass. Players follow contrast instinctively. A bright doorway, a lit path, a warm glow in the distance are easy tricks