@Evan Prince Here's what I've been experimenting via 'Gemini'; ["Those two titles are a fantastic foundation! Combining them or tweaking their structure gives you a title that is both emotionally provocative (your core thesis on redemption) and urgently timely (leveraging the Season 3 release hype). Since your friend is in marketing, they will likely advise you to strike a balance between searchability (SEO), curiosity gap, and packaging for high click-through rate (CTR). Here are several variations, combinations, and similar-sounding titles grouped by the specific marketing angle they leverage: 1. The Power Combinations (Thesis + Season 3 Urgency) These merge your thematic hook with the deadline-driven hook of Season 3, making it feel like essential viewing before the new season. * Hazbin Hotel: Validation Isn’t Redemption (Before You Watch Season 3) * Before You Watch Hazbin Hotel Season 3: Validation Isn’t Redemption * Hazbin Hotel Isn't About Redemption (Fix This Before Season 3) * Before Hazbin Hotel Season 3: The Problem With Redemption 2. Pushing the Thesis Punchier (High Emotion / Short & Snappy) Marketers often love short, punchy titles because they are easy to scan on mobile screens. * Hazbin Hotel Doesn't Understand Redemption * Hazbin Hotel: Confusing Validation with Redemption * Hazbin Hotel’s False Redemption * Why Hazbin Hotel Rewarded the Wrong Things * Hazbin Hotel: The Illusion of Redemption 3. Framing as a Warning or "Must-Watch Retrospective" These build curiosity and frame your 4-hour video as the definitive pre-Season 3 debrief. * Hazbin Hotel Has a Major Problem Before Season 3 * Why You Need to Rethink Hazbin Hotel Before Season 3 * Hazbin Hotel Season 3 Has a Lot to Fix * What Hazbin Hotel Must Fix Before Season 3 * Hazbin Hotel: The Pre-Season 3 Autopsy 4. Subtle Marketing Tweaks for Thumbnail Synergy If you keep your title clear and punchy, you can use the Thumbnail to complete the phrase. Marketers frequently use this split-strategy:

@Elijah Allen I finally did it. I completed the game. It took me a while to realise you were supposed to turn the taps on. I suppose if it can take a 28 year old a while, this could be a great introduction to puzzles for a child. I should also mention on my PS4 controller, for some reason, the share button was the roll button and the square button was the jump button. Now then, about that Buzzard design, here's my first initial conceptual sketch. I noticed the enemies had a simplistic, cute eye design but still have a bit of grounded aesthetic (after all, some of the animals in 100 acre wood are real) so I made this simplified design. Feel free to let me know if this is a bit too much or if any parts need adjusting. In the meantime, Your welcome for a character design to maintain progress.

1. In this video clip, I was fooling around and found an area where you can jump on the wall and get to the high platform at the start of the game. 2. When I played with a PS4 controller plugged in, for some reason, the game wouldn't let me read the signs and the game was stuck until I turned it off. 3. After lowering the bridge to help Rabbit from the Heffalump, I got a bit confused as to where I was supposed to go. I went through this large mansion but I didn't complete whatever objective I was supposed to complete. Overall, this seems to be a very charming, fun game which should work well enough for the target market. I'd be very happy to provide character design for that Buzzard. @Elijah Allen

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I'd like to do something like this style, having a bit of trouble with adding detail though 😅