Level’s — Levels are the core gameplay areas that players encounter when moving through the map nodes. Each level corresponds to the **biome** in which the player currently resides, and upon selecting a node and pressing the Choice key, the player is transported into a procedurally generated level they must complete to advance further.

• Completion Rating. When completing a level in HASTE: Broken World, the player's performance is evaluated based on how quickly they finish the level. The faster the completion, the higher the rank. Each rank rewards the player with additional Sparks, with higher ranks yielding greater rewards. The ranks are as follows:

  • S Rank: Awarded for the fastest possible completion. This rank provides the maximum bonus of Sparks. Players who achieve an S rank will receive an N/A additional and N/A multiplier Sparks, rewarding exceptional performance.
  • A Rank: Given for a strong performance that is slightly below the S rank threshold. Players achieving an A rank will earn a significant bonus of Sparks, with an N/A additional and N/A multiplier Sparks for their efforts.
  • B Rank: A solid completion time, but one that falls below the top two ranks. Players awarded a B rank will receive a moderate Sparks reward, with an N/A additional and N/A multiplier Sparks.
  • C Rank: This rank is given for an average performance. While players receive fewer Sparks, a reward is still granted in the form of an N/A additional and N/A multiplier Sparks.
  • D Rank: Below-average performance, but the player still manages to complete the level. Players will receive a minimal Sparks reward, with a small N/A additional and N/A multiplier Sparks.
  • E Rank: The lowest possible rank. Players who receive an E rank do not earn any additional Sparks or multipliers. The only **Sparks** they retain are those collected during the level itself, with no bonuses awarded for this rank.

• Biome Influence: Levels vary in terms of environmental design, obstacles placement, and hazards based on the biome. As the player progresses, the difficulty of the **levels** increases, primarily influenced by the Shard the player in right now. The higher the **Shard** level, the more challenging the obstacles.

• Level Generation: The game's procedural generation system assigns a value to each level, based on its biome and the player’s progress. This value is spent on generating obstacles and other elements within the level, with each component having its own associated "cost" within the level generation system. The difficulty of the **level** is thus balanced according to the biome and the player’s current progression.