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If they are University Students like others say, I doubt they will fix the game. Possible this was just an assigment though I question if they passed with it being buggy and crashing so much, something that should not happen to a game as simple as this.
I guess they got a pass for making a working game, BARELY but if it was from my course the teacher would of refused to plet anyone pass in this state
Either way I doubt they have time due to being students to fix this game nor care, most likely the program they had to make it was in their University and not something they can get at home.