Monument Valley

What type of perspective is used in Monument Valley’s level design?

• One-point perspective

• Two-point perspective

• Isometric perspective

• Atmospheric perspective

Which of these best describes Monument Valley’s colour scheme?

• Dark, moody, and high contrast

• Soft, pastel, and atmospheric

• Highly saturated with neon accents

• Black and white minimalism

How does Monument Valley guide players through levels without using text?

• It uses colour, light, and movement to direct attention.

• It relies on pop-up instructions.

• It lets players randomly explore with no direction.

• It has a voiceover explaining each step.

Monument Valley is inspired by the works of artist (a)   , known for his impossible geometric illusions.

• M.C. Escher
• Pablo Picasso
• Frida Kahlo
• Jackson Pollock

The game’s use of colour helps create an emotional atmosphere. Warm colours like red and orange suggest (a)   , while cool colours like blue and purple create a feeling of​ ​ (b)   .

• danger or urgency
• calm or mystery
• love and romance
• sickness and nervousness

In isometric design, objects do not follow traditional perspective rules. Instead of converging towards a vanishing point, they remain at a constant (a)   ° angle.

• 30
• 60
• 90
• 45

Match the following: Design Principle and Effect in Game

• Creates a clean, uncluttered feel

• Colour & Lighting

• Allows for impossible structures

• Isometric Perspective

• Guides the player’s eye

• Minimalism

• Helps maintain depth, no vanishing point

• Optical Illusions

Place the following design elements into the correct category:

Groups:

(a) Used in Monument Valley

,

(b) Not Used in Monument Valley

• Gradients

• Optical Illusions

• Symmetry

• Soft Pastel Colours

• Flat Colour Blocks

• High Contrast Shadows

How does Monument Valley use negative space in its composition?

• To create a sense of mystery and minimalism

• To create a sense of love and romance

• To create a sense of horror and fright

• To create a sense of confusion and sickness

Monument Valley’s designs often use impossible geometry (like Escher-inspired illusions). Which of these is a key effect used to achieve this?

• First-person perspective shifting

• Realistic physics-based rendering

• Optical illusion through isometric projection

• Randomly generated environments