Keep in mind that just because I am attending RDC, does NOT mean I am in support of Roblox's recent actions.

No, its still early in development 😭
It's one minigame out of several, for an upcoming game I'm working on.

As for the game mechanics and the reasoning for some of the visuals: You get a white outline when you are swinging fast enough to damage/hurt things. Grabbing the puppet and pulling him back then releasing does a charged attack that deals double damage and stuns enemies.

Note: this is purposely in a retro style with low poly models and low resolution textures, it is inspired by Kirby 64 and the PS1 Crash Bandicoot.

Sorry if I rambled a lot about the game, I'm very passionate about it and it's been my obsession. Oh and also I'm a big fan of your work, glad to meet ya c:

There's several different characters who are the mascots for different genres of minigames and host their game shows in different styles, this bee professor character you see in the picture is the one who usually hosts educational or quiz shows.

The reason for the paper tacked onto the sign with the letter T: There is a puppet character who's part of the show and loves to cause chaos, his name is Beet (short for bee and puppet) and he's the one that changes the rules into this "reverse" spelling bee last minute to garner more views.

Basically one player at a time is given a word, and they have to type out the word without literally spelling the word. Such as using onomatopeias, writing a phrase of words that sound similar, misspelling the word in a funny way, etc! And other players have to guess the dictionary word.

Thank you! The game is *sometimes* educational but not always. It's mostly about fun shenanigans involving player creativity. It's a collection of party games that is treated like one big TV channel of game shows. This specific minigame is like a "reverse" spelling bee.