ANSWER THE QUESTION!

Can you answer the Questions and win little Timmy One Million Dollars?

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I made this in less than 24 hours. Yeah, I ain't winning this one, but still pretty impressive for One Dude and a Potato Machine. I was busy over the weekend, so let's call it a long-overdue social health call.

I am participating as a Hobbyist, as always...

The music was taken from YouTube, and yes, I am throwing the Fair use card down.
Check out the Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5QgeBQGeGgGU2S9suUNL9A

All Music Rights go straight to the amazing :
Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan

(Don't sue me, I have literally $0 to my name, just enjoy the exposure and Accreditation)

I did some editorial pitching, so I didn't just throw the music into the game.

Thanks for playing my game. Hopefully Timmy gets his One Million Dollars, but for now I retire.

*AI Disclaimer
I know the judges are anti-AI; I can tell...(Yes, I read the conflicting rules) Don't worry, I just used it for images and code optimisation.
I have a really good System I set up that uses Custom Local Generation for all kinds of stuff; what I love about it is that, unlike ChatGPT, etc. Local Generation does not use water (unless you're a water-cooler guy, pfft, lame).

Also, as I like to mention, cheating in game development is not my style unless I put in some effort. These generations take time to perfect, countless hours and refinements, so don't think it's just a single lame prompt; no, it's various settings to get it to acceptable standards.

Man, I wish I had a Team that could do all that instead... welp, that's life, right?

All Ideas, Concepts, and prototyping are done completely manually by myself and close partners, definitely not by some clanker.

SPECIAL THANKS
- Nicholas Evans for some of the ideas and Concepts *cough
- Nicholas Evans and Vishalin Moodley for some prime voice acting
- INFRA RECON(Literally Me) for staying up and not giving up on figuring this out; it took a little bit of hefty programming, pulling 1 all-nighter, and cheap workarounds to get this working.