The answer is no.

I know many are excited about the idea of 'reviving' the game that was in production. I greatly appreciate the affection you have for it – it shows that the work we did was worthwhile. But I need to be honest about what I experienced during this period: I was the only one programming, and for personal reasons that affected me greatly, I ended up canceling the project. It became a huge burden for me, and each line of code represents hours of effort, dedication, and also difficult moments. I understand that the desire is to see the game happen, but it's important that everyone understands: all copyrights to the project belong to the team, nothing more. Only we can work on it, and that includes all elements of the project – code, designs, and any other related materials. Because chance of NO someone coming along and doing it alone. I'm not denying it out of malice, but rather because I feel that the conversation so far has focused only on the idea of the game, and not on respect for the work and the situation we went through. The decision to release the files or not is not something I can make under pressure – it needs to be done calmly and with all terms clearly defined, always ensuring that the team's rights are respected. If there is genuine interest in moving forward with this, I need to have a serious conversation about how it will be done, who will be responsible for what, and how credits and rights will be handled. It was pointless for me to explain about discussing it, but it's not going to happen, it's cancelled. Thank you for reading this far.

@BreadForBrains