I'm recollecting all of the various senses and render methods to go along with them. Post senses we've confirmed and their render methods here using this format:

Sense (what it does)
organ (organ placed to create sense)
render method (how the sense is represented in the game)
levels (i.e sight: b&w vision, limited color vision, color, beyond human range of color)

Current list

Sense: Electromagnetic (Sight)
Organ: Optical Organs
Render Method: Visual
Levels: Certain Ranges of EM with differentiation and magnitude detection.

Sense: Audition (Hearing)
Organ: Auditory Organs
Render Method: Audio
Levels: Hertz and Decibel detection.

Sense: Gustation (Taste)
Organ: Gustatory
Render Method: Text, possibly starting with "Tastes..."
Levels: Accuracy and Magnitude

Sense: Olfaction (Smell)
Organ: Olfactory
Render Method: Gaseous Renderings
Levels: Accuracy and Magnitude

Sense: Tactition (Touch)
Organ: Nerves
Render Method: Text again, possibly starting with "Feels..."
Levels: Magnitude and Location

Sense: Thermoception (Heat)
Organ: Nerves
Render Method: Text (magical tool, ain't it?) stating "Hot", "Cold", "TOO HOT!", ect.
Levels: Magnitude, Location and Temperature

Sense: Nociception (Pain)
Organ: Nerves
Render Method: Flashing screen
Levels: Magnitude and Location

Sense: Magnetoception (Magnetic Fields)
Organ: Ferrorus metal concentrations in body
Render Method: Compass?
Levels: Sensitivity

Sense: Echolocation
Organ: Auditory, and vocal organs
Render method: Visual
Levels: Louder vocalizations, and sensitivity

Render Methods:
These are possible effects that we can use or combine as render methods.

Spoiler:

@GamerXA Under render methods I saw that you had alot of ????, most of those I think could be rendered by a comfortability tab. It would tell you if it was to hot or cold for your creature, or where your creature hurts. This could aslo have effects on how well your creature preforms. An overheating wouded creature dosen't run as fast as a healthy comfortable creature. But then again we don't want to make this game to realistic, otherwise it will get too complicated and not be as fun.

Sense: Echolocation
Organ: Auditory, and vocal organs
Render method: Visual
Levels: Louder vocalizations, and sensitivity

Added.

There's no doubt in my mind that magnetoception should be shown by a compass on the screen.

Sense: Nightvision
Organ: An add-on to your optical organ
Render: During night outlines of creatures can be seen in green
Levels: The higher the level the clearer the outline.

Also what about this sense for underwater creatures...

Some fish like this drum fish "hear" using their air bladders. The bladders detect sound vibrations and relay them to the inner ear via a set of bones in the middle ear called the "Weberian apparatus." Hair cells in the inner ear respond to the vibrations and transmit the sound information to the fish's brain.

Creatures like these probably would be confused by too many sounds.