The beginning screen screen was going to be orgionaly animated, for when you pressed the play button it would offer an option to open a random save file that you could choose to play on.

The options button would have opened a way to change the sensitivity of the mouse, to change how fast you could look around in the game

The quit button would quit the game entirely, but instead of just quitting Unity each time you press it, It would just display “Player has left the game” in the debug console.

There is no ending screen to the game yet, but it would show same animation in reverse for when you pressed start in the starting screen. 

Some parts of the gameplay are dark, while others arent. Though there isnt any sound but if there was, the footsteps of the player would sound different depending on surfaces you walk on. While the dialogue would have different tones, the best I can explain it is how the undertale dialogue sounds.

The visual aspect of the game is supposed to be low poly and bright and joy full when you are outside of the village or inside of the village, while it would sound more dark and dreadful if you enter a dungeon or near a boss fight.

This is where the player would practice how to play the game, making it so the player could actually learn how to fight, move around, and jump.

Despite it not being complete, the player would be able to press tab to enter the options menu and they could press "Save Game" making it so that the player could leave the game and not worry about dealing with losing all of their progress.

How the player moves in the game uses the Unity Input System, where you can lay out the various controls like WASD or controller movement. But the player would move around by pressing down the buttons WASD so the player could explore their environment.