I have some harsh (but honest) feedback. If you don't want it, don't read this comment.
No, I do not believe this game is worth 1 dollar. I don't believe anyone would choose to play this even if it was free.
I completed the level, and I did not have fun playing it.
I don't believe you enjoy making games.
Every devlog you post keeps mentioning how you're going to increase the price. It seems like all you care about is money.
It breaks my heart to see developers try to make quick cash from games when they have no passion for the craft. Making games is hard. Making a fun game is even harder. There are developers out there who LOVE making games, spend ten years making games as a hobby, and don't make any money. I ask kindly, what makes you think your game is worth paying for?
In the post you made in this jam, you asked for help staying motivated to work on your game after the jam. If you need other people to keep you accountable, you don't like making games.
My advice: find something you enjoy doing. There are many ways to make money, trying to make money off of game development is one of the hardest ways. So if you don't enjoy it, it's not worth doing.
However. If I'm wrong and you do love game design, I would encourage you to watch Game Maker's Toolkit (GMTK) and Indie Game Clinic on YouTube. These channels will teach you what makes games fun to play. If these channels are boring to you, well, maybe you should focus on building a resume and trying to get a job as a programmer at a company, instead of trying to be a game designer.