A very short, but more or less complete example of the genre! The controls are pretty responsive, although I would have liked an alternative to Z and X (I myself prefer Space and Left Shift).

While the idea of using AI art troubles me on an ethical level, I think the game looks very good.  The lighting is dramatic and the color palettes are highly coherent. As other reviewers have pointed out, there are some issues with marking the boundaries of spaces, but these issues are minor. The music is pleasant.

The attack (or "cleaning") animation needs a bit of work. The broom is held too close to the robot's body. Ideally, it should describe a wide arc that strikes enemies in its wake.

Note that I got to the end, but for some reason the game wouldn't register my choice of ending. I just had to quit the game. (I was playing the Windows build.)

Nice entry!  I like the premise and I wish there was more to learn.  One issue I had was determining where the floor was, Its a cool idea to use the background as the floor but since the bg art didnt always line up it hindered readability.  Also, I dont think you need the red arrows, and the jump sound fx were out of sync.  Overall, nice concept though!

The ai backgrounds were cool but didn't mesh together all too well. I also think that you should be a little bit more confident in your level design so as to not rely on the big red arrows.  I also think that there is something janky with the player animations. Other than that cool, the game controls well and it is a Metroidvania!

Nice work!:D

Pretty short, but still pretty enjoyable.
I'm always really into those games with unusual artstyles, and that's certainly one of them. I do really like all the jank that comes with those AI assets, it really gives the game a unique charm that I always appreciate, altought I do need to admit it looks a little too janky even for someone like me tho. I think you could've at least tried getting images that coumplemented each other on color schemes, because the way it is now, it do looks a little too jarring on some parts of level.
The player animations are also really funny and charming, and I love them x)
Altought I feel like they don't properly transition well to one another, like, whenever I landed the char always waited for the landing animation to finish before starting the actual running animation.

I also really like that you decided to add a story here, I always appreciate that on jam games.
The music is also really ear-candy, idk if you made it yourself, if it's an asset or if it was AI generated too, but if it's the first case then really well done with it.

I don't really have anything to say about the gameplay itself tho, the moveset is pretty basic, and even thought I did 2 runs to get both endings, the game was still too short for me to really make any meaningfull observation.

Short and sweet. I liked it. I chose the virus option.

The art is interesting (AI generated?), but it doesn't quite fit together. Maybe some manual tweaking to blend the room edges a bit more cleanly would be good.

Your level design is clear and simple enough that I'm not convinced the big red arrows were necessary. It might feel more like a Metroidvania without such obvious signposting.

I like the narrative you're trying to tell, but that's about it. The graphics are mashed together assets and many mechanics don't feel like they need to exist. I assume this is one of your first games, so I won't judge too harshly.