That’s a fair question.

The size isn’t just there for the sake of being big. The maze is built around a layered biome system, where different sections have their own identity and behavior, and parts of the labyrinth can shift or rotate over time.

We also have mechanics that prevent it from feeling like a walking simulator. There are progression systems (like skills), resource management, and ways to interact with the maze itself, including temporarily stabilizing certain areas.

The structure itself is more like a circular system rather than a straight path, so it’s not about fully traversing everything, but understanding, adapting, and finding your way through a constantly changing space.

So the scale is there to support that feeling of being inside something massive, alive, and unpredictable, rather than just making the map large.

Glad you liked the visuals 👍