What did you revive?
J2ME Phone Games

Did you use any modifiers? If so which?
Modifers Met:
Early to Bed, Early to Rise: I joined late and I shouldn't have.

Barebones: The entire thing started as a "What can I do with J2ME" and remembered most if not all J2ME games only allowed Sounds or Music not both so I thought I could work it to my favor and ended up using only like three and even then they're optional.

Skeletons: The Skeleton enemies by Snoblin were super cute so I ended up going with them when I didn't think I'd meet this goal at all.

What was your goal? Did you succeed? Any noteworthy lessons?
Get something "complex" running on Fusion's really old and depreciated J2ME exporter, it mostly worked.

Sound is goof'd on J2ME/HTML5 I'm assuming it's a hz/audio quality issue that I'll get around to fixing later.

Most noteworthy thing is using Clickeam Fusion's depreciated(like 10+ years out of date) Java exporter is learning neat optimization tricks to squeeze as much performance out of a dinosaur flip phone as I can.

Who all worked on your submission?
The only one who really "worked" with me was Ahimay in the credits, she's super cool and you should check out her stuff.

Did you use any noteworthy assets in your project? If so what?
Character Sprites additional graphics by Ahimay-Sokamu: https://twitter.com/ahimaysokamu

Most SFX by Darkworld Audio: https://darkworldaudio.itch.io/sound-effects-survival-i

Dungeon Tiles by VEXED: https://v3x3d.itch.io/demonic-dungeon-haunted-temple

Super cool Skeletons by Snoblin: https://snoblin.itch.io/top-down-skeletons

Damage Numbers from: https://opengameart.org/content/8x8-font

UI Buttons by Vryell: https://vryell.itch.io/controller-keyboard-icons