Built in Unity, the game translated the book’s matter into a compact traversal: pages scattered as collectible objects, minutes tightening into a score. Low-poly environments and PS1-era texture grit kept everything slightly unstable—in a good way—like memory rendered in real time, with simple inputs and quick consequences.

The result was a compact, replayable experience: move through the level, collect pages, and finish before the timer runs out. Presented in a shared space, it gave the launch a simple structure for interaction—people could watch, take turns, compare scores, and connect the game’s fragments back to the book.