As a sophomore, I had yet to take any game development classes or work on any game at all when Ethan Trant, a friend and mentor, came to me about this game. In reality, the game idea he originally pitched to me was a detective mystery and interrogation game. Obviously, that idea was later scrapped. He was a senior Game Design major and he had missed the deadline to find teammates within his class for his big Game Design Studio senior project. He asked for my help. Desperate to dip my toes into the world of game development, I said yes. Most teams had 4+ members, but it was just the 2 of us. Between learning Godot while working and scrapping the original idea we got caught in heavy crunch before the deadline, but not only did we get the game done, it was voted the best game of Ethan’s senior Game Design Studio class.