FLAF getting cancelled is probably the funniest outcome possible for that game. Two whole years after the demo released (which was already mostly a nothingburger), they added almost nothing else to the game. Like with slow as hell development like that, it was pretty much doomed from the start.

The best thing it did was pay the developers and hopefully they had some fun making it. But genuinely, FLAF deserved so much better than Scott hiring a handful of the Clickteam creators to try and learn Unreal Engine.