The game is open source now!

Well.. I got bored, so I decided to release the project's source code. Here it is!

You can literally do whatever you want with it, I don't care. The code's under the MIT License, so that should give you a lot of control. Also, I'm not a lawyer, but I'd suggest being a little careful with the audio and models that are part of the game. I'd recommend replacing all the sounds and models with stuff that wouldn't get you sued if you plan on releasing your version of the game commercially, especially when one of the sounds that appear in the game belong to Sega.

Yeah idk. I'm bored, so I just decided to release the code. For both letting people mess with it, and for archival purposes.

This wasn't really planned, so you might expect sloppy spaghetti code??? Not sure though. Haven't touched the code in months.