Description: Kekani Aga is a graduation project for 2021 graduates of Qiaoguang University of Science and Technology. The game is adapted from the real funeral of living people in the Shalu area of Taichung during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It combines traditional Taiwanese shadow puppetry as an art style. The type of game uses a 2D horizontal scrolling puzzle game, using investigation and dialogue to solve game events, and adding small games of decoction and chicken catching in the middle, adding to the game's fun. Our game script is divided into five chapters. As a student topic, we have completed the development of the first chapter story. The game time is about 40 minutes. The overall game operation only needs the left button of the mouse, and does not need to use the keyboard or other keys. This is to facilitate the direct use of single-point control when transplanting mobile phones in the future, reducing the difficulty of transplanting different platforms.