Thanks so much for playing!! I'll take a look at yours now :). Honestly, the movement was supposed to be "the" thing, but I spent essentially 0 time on it because I was so busy rushing to get everything done in time, which really bums me out, but I guess that's how jams go.
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Does the engagement continue in your experience? Like, if I were to update this demo, polish it a bit more (honestly it wouldn't take much), would it get any views / plays on itch? I've never published anything before so I'd totally be down if it actually was played, but if I'm just yelling into the air that's no fun :P
To be honest, I don’t know. This is actually my first game jam. :) It probably depends on your marketing (or lack thereof). I can only tell you what I plan on doing, which is waiting until the end of the game jam, reviewing all of the collective feedback, and making small investments of time/money until it either takes off or I don’t think it’s worth it anymore.
My honest opinion is that this game would work well as a mobile game, probably with ads or a very low price. Add something that gives the levels variety and let people watch ads for extra lives, if you’re looking to monetize it. If you’re not, go wild and work on it when you want to. Keep your end goals in mind. If that’s employment in a studio, probably don’t spend too much time on this and think of your next portfolio submission. If you’re looking to start your own business (like me), consider your brand and what you want to highlight. If that focus is an extremely high-quality product, like what I want to eventually achieve, focus on this one and continue to polish this until you think it’s perfect. :)