Grimrock

I put an example to better understand. Out of fun gameplay, with a remaining average basic progression, is that my reasoning is in theory correct ?

1 snail has a level 1 base. So SL player 1.
2 snails (level 1) --> SL 2 ?
1 snail (level 2) --> SL 2 ?
...
4 snails (level 5) --> SL 20 (5*4) or SL 9 (5+4) or other ???

But I don't think it runs like that.

And a spider has a level 3 base.
1 spider (level 1) --> SL 3
1 spider (level 2 ) --> SL 4 or 6 ?
2 spider (level 1) --> SL 4 or 6 ?
...
4 spider (level 5) --> ?????

PS : X snails/spiders = assuming they attack at the same time the player. (So you can't have more 4. After that depends on your gameplay puzzle room)

EDIT : From approximative experience, I would say add a multiplier of 1/2 per additional monster. So :
- 2 snails = 1.5 SL (1+0.5)
- 4 snails = 2.5 SL (1+0.5*3)
- 2 spider = 4.5 SL (3+1.5)
- 4 spider = 7.5 SL (3+1.5*3)

But I d'ont know how is built the level monster. Tou gain more XP. And that's all ? Nobody knows?

REEDIT : ok I found in the asset pack. health, attack and sometimes protection are increment with level monster. I don't think 1 extra level monster matches perfectly to a 1 SL more. Perhaps a little less.

Example :
1 snail level 1:
health = 90
attackPower = 6

1 snail level 5:
health = 240
attackPower = 21

1 wyvern level 1 (= SL 5):
health : 200
attackpower = 23

but the wyvern's protection, evasion and sight is much better. So I think monster level = 3/4 SL