Super unique way to implement the penalty theme here! Being hesitant to do something as basic as jumping was a new experience for me haha. The specific penalties are clever, and fit the "malfunctioning robot" theme really well.

The game has a chaotic pace and madness scrambling for spare parts that I really enjoyed. I found it very challenging though, robots were jumping at you from all directions and really fast. Things went better when I rushed through the level, making use of the invincibility time and collecting spare parts to heal in the midst of the chaos, but sometimes I would still get caught in a place with 8+ robots and struggle to survive for a bit. It took me a while to realize I was supposed to shoot the glass and that I could aim upwards to do so, I'm not sure why that took me so long, lol.

The part with the missile hazards is as far as I got after a couple of attempts.

Great concept overall!

Really neat idea! played into the theme really well too. I liked that it was punishing without feeling too bad since enemies died so easily and could be used as health. There were some platforming quality-of-life things that would be good to add like Cayote time and it did not seem like you could walk onto the moving platforms. Maybe this was intentional but it meant you had to jump, which is something you are trying to avoid especially with enemies all over the place.

Really like the core concept, I think in practice it could use some fine tuning though. Needing to keep components collected so I don't die is a very neat idea, I just ended up getting a bit overwhelmed by the number of enemies swarming and it turned into me spamming the fire button to clear them out, then spamming L to pick parts back up. I think to improve this, you could slow enemies down, or make the map bigger, or even both. Really good start though, I think it has a lot of potential!

HOLY *** THIS IS AMAZING!

There are some HUGE Alien Hominid vibes here, both in the art style and the frantic gameplay.

This game is both forgiving and punishing at the same time. I agree with some other commenters that the chaos adds to the difficulty in a way that's sometimes frustrating, but I appreciated that replacement parts were readily available in the corpses of downed enemies. It always felt like there was an opportunity to claw myself back to solid ground.

With some tweaks to balancing, and maybe some more generous invincibility frames after getting hit, I could see myself really sinking my teeth into this!

This is a cool concept on paper, but a bit frustrating to play in execution. Being punished for jumping feels pretty harsh, especially when there's like 3 maniacs bouncing around in a tight space. The art looks super cool and it feels super nice to run 'n' gun around when you don't have any penalties. Would love to come back to this one after some balancing!

I found the music / sound and visuals charming. really love the idea of needing to constantly juggle defeating enemies in order to repair yourself