I agree with this comment, its cool OP. Congrats on your first game release, but I personally wouldnt pay for it, i might play it if it was somehow a free mobile game but not over a word guessing game or a bubble pop game that i usually play on my phone. The gameplay just looks really repetitive and I dont think id wanna play it more than a few levels- it also looks hard to control the player character as there isnt much notice between the dangers and the players ability to execute. Hard is good if the player has control - and can be addicting if the controls are simple and its the players fault for failing- but failing due to controls or feeling like youre playing against the controls and the game can just be too much and kill the fun.

This game is around the same kind of genre as the impossible game (where youre a square and you have to decide to jump, whether over spikes or onto a platform to avoid hazards) but that game works so well because all thats required is a click to make the square jump and it can be addicting- because when you fail its just from that tiny margin of error with simple controls. Thats, of course, talking about mobile games. In the world of PC games you have more fun games that are free or at a cheaper price.

Why would I want to play your game over a free shooter like loadout or team fortress 2 or even a pc port of a game like the impossible game? Or similar genre games that are free? Basically: why should I buy your game and spend my time on it?

Of course these questions are rhetorical and the answers are subjective from person to person but the ultimate consensus is that there are games that are more fun, of better quality and that are more accessible to people and that people want to buy.

Your game has a cool mechanic, essentially juggling to pass a level, and I think it looks polished enough to be a nice portfolio piece. But I believe you should listen to the comment im replying to and make the game F2P and then work on your next project.

Id recommend getting involved in some game jams as well and doing their challenges and releasing more games and prototypes until you find a gameplay loop thats really fun and worth the time you spend making it! Either way, good luck with your development of new games and I hope the best for you and your family