The movement feels solid and the levels are well designed, but the all blue art style is pretty jarring, and the random difficulty spikes in between easy levels don't make much sense.

I love the art and character design! The story had me interested too! Makes me wanna know more about Mabel! Great job!

The presentation is clean and controls on this game were very tight (it kind of reminds me of Hallow Knight). Nicely done!

My only concerns were that:
- If you die while shooting, your character remains shooting no matter what during the next run
- There is a wee bit of room repetition during the same run

Overall though, this is a solid all-around game!

Mabel's face on the cover really made me want to open the page and play the game.

Fall speed is very fast for me, but anyway, I have enjoyed the game. Level layouts and art are very good-looking.

I had a lot of fun and the game looks great! At first I didn't know that I could shoot and I thought it was too hard, I kept getting killed by the enemies. But then once I started shooting I was able to get my revenge and beat the game. Great job!

Amazing art!

Neat little platformer with some interesting level layouts. The enemy variety was good and I liked how the player character can only shoot upward. The particle that you're using for the jumping seems to be triggered anytime (even when not jumping) the jump button is held, which can lead to some janky visuals, but other than that, great game!

Great art, great polish, great platforming, overall a great game. I loved the part where I had collected all the marbles and was about to proceed to the final level, only to accidentally fall into spikes on my way down.

I'm just gonna say the art is the best part of the game and is overall amazing. The palette destributes alot of it to the aspect.

The gameplay is way too easy, altough i respect the brave ability to shoot  almost every frame. My main probem is with the player movement: It's way too fast, with the jump in particular, and jittery. In turn i never really feel like I have much control over it, which sadly hamperes my enjoyment :<.

The procedural generation aspect is a bit undercooked, but I don't see how you'd have in that timeframe written a suitable algorithm for the rooms.

Overall it's competently made and feels finished, so good job.

The gameplay is pretty easy and nothing really surprise me much but I do like the art and elements in this game fits well with this kind of style!

good game!

The game's movement feels really nice! I've been in jams where we took days just to get smooth platformer movement down, and you nailed it. I also love how consistent and stylistic the visuals are. The color palette is very pleasing on the eyes. And the animations, while minimal, have a lot of life to them - which is impressive for such a small pixel resolution. Cover art is also lovely. Moreover, SFX are really nice and crunchy without being grating, though I do wish the game had some very subtle SFX footsteps, just to fill the empty air. 

I think the decision to go with randomly-chosen but handcrafted rooms was a really good one, because they're all very distinct and nicely designed. On the other hand, the game doesn't really get more challenging once you get used to it, since most rooms are about equally difficult. It may have been a good choice to have a pool of Easy, Medium, and Hard rooms to choose from. Then the game could choose to start with the easies, then the mediums, then the hards. I think that would allow for a difficulty curve while still having random rooms. I also got two of the same room in a row at some point, so eliminating levels from the pool once they're generated would also help create a sense of forward momentum.

Overall, I'm happy I stumbled on this little gem. I could easily see this turned into something more developed. 

Did you make this on your own by any chance? I'm impressed.