For a 3D game environment to create immersion all elements must work in concert to provide a believable experience. The role of immersive factors that 3D environments provide, such as realistic lighting scenarios, complex textures, and ambient environmental sound, assists with engaging the player. Balancing proportions and scaling allows the player to not lose sight of their physical realm while still feeling present in the game world. Complex elements that can enhance depth and realism, such as interactive objects, varying weather conditions, and authentic landscapes, contribute to the level of immersion. Story-driven design is also a crucial aspect of true immersion—when the game environment is an extension of the game’s narrative and emotion, the player becomes further attached to both the game and their character. Immersion is the synergistic effect of technical precision and artistic creativity.