Superb presentation. Atmospheric music and lighting, original main character sprite, and a clever take on the theme. I felt like a cuddly little Xenomorph scurrying around the Nostromo.

The controls are very responsive and smooth. 

The platforming decisions are interesting, and exploring the station is fun, but a level this size really does need a map. I traversed back and forth again and again until I felt that I'd seen every turn several times, and I realized I couldn't figure out how to progress. :D (Thematically, of course a creature like this wouldn't use a map as a tool, but it would probably be better at keeping a map in its own head than, oh, a creature like me. :D )

Easily one of the most polished games I've seen this jam... The only design issue I see right now is that enemies don't drop anything... so there is no reason for me to fight them... I can just skip past them if I ever get the chance to do so.

That's a really neat one, it looks very pretty and has some good music. The gameplay itself is also very fun and fluid for the most part, I specially love how punchy the tail whip feels, every time this thing hits feels super satisfying.

It is still pretty buggy unfortunatelly tho, specially when it comes to tail pulling. I got my character targetting off-screen pin-points from other rooms way too often, wich made traversing places where I needed to grab onto them harder than it should've. Not to mention those are also kinda cheesable since sometimes it call pull you throught walls. I bet this could make for some fun speedrun strats, but because of how often this happens it actually ends up as a nuisance sadly.

The map is also way too big for it's own good, I got myself wandering around completely lost way more than I was actually engaging with the game, and it really doesn't help that most rooms are just really long corridors and the enemies doesn't respawn until you die. In fact, this actually prevented me to finish the game, since after I rescued all the wormies, the big edgy eye from the beggining just gave me a pat in the back and nothing else, and from there I really had no clue where to go next. I really don't believe this was the actual ending of the game, but if it was, it certainly didn't feel like it.

also some minor nitpicks that aren't so glaring: The purple space dudes can shoot me from off-screen, wich feels kinda cheap; And the big laser ball boss feels really weird, I don't think it's really possible to evade his attacks quick enought witouth relying on rng lol.
I also got quite a few noticeable fps drops, so I guess you should take a look at that too.

Overall it's still a pretty solid entry tho, I had a lot fun while I wasn't just walking around. Really loved pogoing those buff-bots in specific

Things I liked:

-The art is amazing

-The music for every zone is cool

-The variety of enemies and areas

-The Metroidvania genre is well applied (which kept me going to finish the game)

Things I didn't like:

-After the first zone, the map becomes overwhelming 

        -> Everything just seems to be chaos or senseless areas with enemies that can be just ignored

        -> The map was so big that I only got to explore a fraction of it before finishing the game, which made me lost interest at the end)

-The grappling hook is completely bugged 

        ->  I get that is really hard to polish such a broken abilitie like that in the little time we had, but you could get to any zone through floors and walls without even seeing what was happening. (If you are doing it with raycast, it could be fixed by making the tilemap collide with the same layer as the raycast and grappling points are, and then only make it work if it's colliding with a certain "group") 

        ->  It only worked 1/3 of the time, not sure why, sometimes in the air, sometimes in the floor, it just didn't work, if it was some kind of cooldown, some HUD showing it would be really cool

I'm guessing the red sawblade things are supposed to be obstacles? Because they don't even deal damage, you can just walk through them unscathed.

Other than that potential bug, cool stuff. Liked the music especially. c: