I enjoyed myself a lot! It's janky, but very competent, with a lot of good level design instincts and a charming adventurous spirit. It reminds me of old Flash platformers, in a good way!

I think it would have been wiser to not include the darkness and CRT filters. Also, the elevator sprite is both off-color and has a lot of noise in it, for some reason. If you plan to participate in color-limited game jams in the future, it would also be good to learn how to render single-color bitmap text, since the text contains many different colors (especially with anti-aliasing) that are off-palette.

This might be an inexplicable error on my end, but the audio seems to be mixed quite loudly; the audio regularly clips above -0 dB. Also, holding the continue button on the elevator screen causes the sound to stack on itself, becoming very loud.

I'm going to say something that will probably baffle you; it baffled me when I first figured it out. The "music streaming specific" events in GDevelop play the music using streaming behavior. As in, like a literal streaming service, which means I can pause the music with my headphone music controls, a behavior you probably don't intend to be possible. I'm not sure why it's set up like that, but it's why I just play music using the sound events and then make sure to unload music as needed.

All-in-all, great work! Congratulations on the submission!

I really enjoyed the game. The random disadvantages were a great feature; when I replayed the levels, I had to approach them differently each time because the disadvantage was always different. I also liked the feedback you get when you kill enemies; it's very satisfying. Congratulations on a job well done!

Overall pretty fun! Some things weren't very clear or communicated on the first run. While not super important due to the genre, it was frustrating needing to restart or have a disadvantage because I wasn't understanding what was happening.

• Not a fan of how much "unavoidable" damage there was - as in you needed to know the level already.  This was partially due to how the camera worked, there were a number of blind jumps that ended up on saws/fireballs.  
• I got slippy on the tower level and by the time I was able to get the smiley and remove it, the timer was gone instakilling me.
• It would be great if the camera was ahead of the player instead of behind so you can see where you're going.
• I suspect it was a level gimmick, but it was unclear that "unable to stop" (stage 5 I believe?) was part of the mechanics and not a bug. 

I like how the game starts to switch up levels, trapped, vertical, hover etc. That was pretty cool.

Oh wow, a very solid jump and run, and the theme is nicely implemented. Great game!

I thought this was a fun and interesting idea. I was absolute trash at the game, but that's a skill issue on my end. The random debuffs were fun and fit the theme well. I feel like you had fun making this and it made it more fun for me to play because of it. Great work!

Really interesting premise! To be honest I gave up around the 5th level I think (the trapped room one), because redoing all the levels felt a bit too repetitiv, especially since the 2nd one already gave me quite a challenge xD

Honestly though, I could see myself coming back to it just to try and beat it when I feel ready! The idea of a platformer with random debuffs forced me to approach the levels differently with each debuff. Maybe paradoxically, I wished the game was less nice on this mechanic! Having a bonus allowing it to be removed made it more like a gimmick than a real mechanic that changed the way I played!

But still, great concept and great game, the game really feels like you had fun xD
Thank you for the game!

Nice premise, a shooter platformer where you are occasionally cursed with a debuff to complete the level with.  A good way to add an element of luck that doesn't take away player agency too much.  The art is a bit all over the place, seems like you haven't stuck to a 4 color palette, but I don't mind the aesthetic.  The sound effects and platforming work, shooting enemies feels good, and the platforming controls are effective enough.  I didn't play all the way through, but I enjoyed the 6 levels I played.  Great job!