Intent:

        The intent of Key Frames was to make a minimalist (slightly dark) comedy narrative
focused 1 button puzzle game. The game will deal with themes such as loss, family, and identity through the eyes of its main character, Levi. The game is a 1 button game. I chose this primarily to see what kind of content I could make with this constraint

        Key frames is a story of an eccentric tinkerer and grandfather named Ted who has just died.
While his family is cleaning out his house, his daughter, Nora, gets a phone call saying that Ted’s will clearly states to donate all of his money to the Pacific Ocean. Nora, her husband, and her 2 adult children leave to try and sort this out. In doing so, they leave the youngest child, Levi, 
behind to clean the house.  
        While cleaning the house, he finds a camera with a tape in it. The tape is a video of Ted 
explaining that in the house there is a safe with another will in it that supersedes the first will. 
The second will gives all of his money to whoever can solve the puzzles to get to it.

        At some point, an indie let's-player found this game and made a video on it. I've included it here. When he says "Qazik" he's referring to the online alias I used at the time.