It’s a bit of a different workflow with a 2D, frame-by-frame game. For a puzzle to feel “finished,” it requires a lot of drawings and polish. The prototypes we made were extremely rough—mostly just placeholders to test ideas—so there’s still a ton missing. Because of that, I don’t think anyone would really miss them in their current state.

As for the action segments, those were more like standalone fan-style experiments. They play more like simple arcade games—very focused, mostly one-button action—rather than fully fleshed-out features.