Currently, there's no indication on whether the clutter items will be individually placeable, as the video only showed an automatic placement system on a room-by-room basis. The most hazardous of obstacles - that is, the demons themselves - are also placeable in the editor, allowing for users to create custom challenge maps with ease. From both PC and consoles, gamers can easily scroll through an item bank of 90 degree bends, couplers, stairs and unique rooms, and can even copy and paste them over to different areas of the map. One the general layout is built, players can begin adding ceiling, wall and floor clutter automatically, and then place hazard items like explosive barrels and flame jets to the mix. SnapMap allows players to easily 'snap' together individual rooms and hallway sections (called modules) through a simplistic map interface.
"At it's core, SnapMap is about players never running out of fun and imaginative gameplay." Executive Producer Marty Stratton wastle little time introducing fans to a quick demonstration of the ins-and-outs of SnapMap, which is aimed to increase the longevity of the title by allowing players to easily share and create unique content to the series:
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