Good job, it is pretty buggy, my fans were instantly running at 80%! Also, very weird choice of having a setup .exe for a game, instead of a .exe plus a folder for data (I'm assuming you didn't build it with Unreal/Unity/Godot, maybe OpenGL or something from scratch, or another engine). Couldn't hear any audio, but art was good, I found it similar to some other itch.io game I played a bunch of time ago with many objects floating in some water (can't remember the details). Anyway, nice work on the game and congrats for publishing it 2 hours before the deadline!

Haha, I thought I won. The timing of camera move is great, well done!
But some action like double jump still got hurt, some monster on the sky? XD

I'd like to give this game some proper notes, but unfortunately the hitboxes and general hit detection for enemies was so broken that I made it as far as the spider.  The use of ball-rolling physics is interesting,  but I wasn't able to engage with it for more than a few screens.