> It never feels like you're in a new world each time, it just feels like you're in the same world jumbled up. This was always the feeling I got from games lik

> It never feels like you're in a new world each time, it just feels like you're in the same world jumbled up. This was always the feeling I got from games like Daggerfall / Arena Scrolls, which procedurally generate dungeons. Sure, it's technically a different dungeon each time, but in reality it's just the same set of blocks in a different order. Even the mob spawning was based on the block type, so there were few surprises by the end. Genuine procedurally generated architecture sounds like an awesome challenge - good luck!