Yeah, Humble Bundle has been a saving grace for me throughout many jams in the past :3
Ooo, well, I'd certainly love to see either of those things! I feel like what you managed to submit to the jam is polished enough that it doesn't need a redo, but at the same time, I can understand wanting to if you have features in mind that you had planned. Scope is such a tricky thing to get right >.< I've been participating in jams for years now, and I still struggle with scope, haha.
Whatever you end up doing though, I'm intrigued to see how it pans out!
And also, I wanted to say sorry for your losses earlier, but I didn't really know if I should >.< It's one of those strange sayings that feels like it should be said, but also doesn't really have any real meaning or impact when you're suffering from loss :( I also didn't want to just say nothing at all though. So I just hope that you're doing as well as you can be, all things considered. It's extremely admirable that you had the motivation to make such a wonderful game for the jam!
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Thanks. My wife passed away nine years ago, but Norton suffered a massive fatal heart attack the morning after I submitted the game. I added a little dedication to him as well in a final update. I just adopted a cat from my local shelter today, so I'm healing.
At this point I'm fine with people saying something or not, depending on their comfort but I appreciate the well wishes all the same.