Sorry, I won't finish this game in time for the Jam

I'd like to say thanks for everyone who tried this demo game. I honestly appreciate anyone who took the time to even try it. It is one of my first projects when learning game dev almost 4 years ago, so it is kind of one of my babies. And even though I will not be able to finish it for the game jam, I am glad people tried it and have yet to yell at me on how terrible it is. And even if someone says it is terribad, I am completely fine with it!

Anyways, this month I was moved forward into the last phase of the interview process for this junior gameplay engineer job I applied for and was scheduled in mid January (It is also my first ever game/technical interview! :D ). I was notified this 2 days after this game jam started, so I decided to try to work on this game and study about the position more/brush up on 3D math skills. They primarily use UE4, so I had a lot of ground to cover on it since I don't use it much. As it got closer to the interview, I pretty much dropped everything of the game jam. 

I was hoping to continue working on the game after the interview, but then I felt like I did really horrible after the interview and was kind of in a slump for 2 days.  After those 2 great days of playing a lot of OSU, I thought maybe if I did all right and got hired, I would have to further work on my UE4 things to be sure I won't be a slouch on the job. So I kept working on that. 

It has been 2 weeks and haven't heard back from them, so I assume I'm not gonna get hired. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯  It would be cool the snag the job on my first interview. That would've been cool, but I am sure is unlikely. Anyways, that's pretty much it. I also had jury duty 2 days ago, but it didn't last long.  

Oh, I also added the demo for windows in case WebGL is being weird.

TLDR : Thank you everyone who played. I couldn't finish because I was moved to the last part of a game interview process for a jr gameplay engineer position I applied for and studied UE4 and math things instead. Felt I did bad at the interview, played OSU and continued to work on UE4 things. Haven't heard back yet and am 99.99993% sure I didn't get the job.