Game Designer offered a girl's hand and heart by creating a mini-platformer with a proposal in the final

Modern technologies help not only to launch managed rovers and transmit data at high speed from continent to continent. Those high technologies in our life have firmly settled for a long time. We will not remember Teflon, microwaves and so on. We better see how modern technologies helped 3D designer Robert Fink to get the cherished “yes” from his girlfriend.

The fact is that Fink didn’t want to ask a girl if she wanted to be his wife, at a restaurant dinner, or kneel down in a park, making the same offer. No, he created a small platformer in which the end is a nicely decorated marriage proposal for his girlfriend.
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Of course, in order for the girl to see the offer, she had to go through the game (which is not very difficult, but not so easy). Fink told her that he was currently developing a computer game, and asked him to go through the toy, reporting all the bugs he had noticed. The game itself is "going" in the browser.

Here is a video of the process of the game with the reaction of the girl to the final.



In addition, a little later, the author of the game laid it out to the public, creating a special site where anyone can try out a toy.