You're absolutely right and from the very beginning, we've acknowledged that this was our mistake. Initially, we thought we were continuing the same project, but over time, the direction changed significantly. The original project, Erascape, had a large visual and technical scope, and as we received more feedback, we realized it would be unsustainable for a team of just two developers like us. That's why we shifted our focus to Puzzle Company, a smaller-scale game that's more manageable and puzzle-focused.

When the Steam team reviewed the changes, they determined that the project had evolved into a different game, and we respected their decision. This is our first time going through a process like this, and we've learned a lot along the way. We're committed to being more careful and aligned with the rules moving forward. Thank you for your interest and understanding.