Some animation and pathing tests in my PS1-style game

Oh I see. Well I hope it all comes together for ya. But when I see that area, it makes me think of the name "Wilting Dungeon" or "Wiltaway" or something like that. If you like stressing people out and challenging them. It could be a game where you have to keep venturing forth in a dungeon and each room slowly expires. Like falling apart or dissolving or atomizing, or burning up or sinking or all at once, embodying madness. Perhaps they don't go away too fast, but instead by 1% per hour and the rooms are worth revisiting with locked compartments, mini quest items, enemies, loot, people who're unaware of the area's situation and you could leave them behind or go through the effort of talking them into leaving before they too meet the same fate as the room they're in. Maybe every wall of every dungeon has holes or windows and at the end of the game, all dungeons/rooms are restored and sunlit with heavenly music playing or no music at all for the player to be left alone with all their thoughts on their actions as the results of their decisions are displayed all over each room, marked with many reminders of the significant things you did on your way to beat the game. And you walk all the way back to point A, the start of the game and saunter or limp off into a bright light, leaving so much up to interpretation and room for theories, did the player character die? Was it all over the course of a night and it ends at sunrise? Is it about someone succumbing to brain deterioration and all memories come back to them in the end just before they take their final breaths?