Short and simple, but very stylish. Reminds me a lot of Kid Icarus, with the wrapping and one-way scrolling. The art style is appealing and well-executed. The movement is smooth, and I like the level design; the turrets blend in really well with the scenery in a good way and are easy to overlook, requiring the player to really pay attention, and there's at least one really nice puzzle requiring the wrapping mechanic. I'd be interested to see an expanded version with more content and ideas, but what's here already is really good. I also think using horizontal mirroring (aka vertical arrangement) would be an improvement, since it would allow glitch-free scrolling.

I love this! There’s a bit of garbage at the bottom of the screen, and the contrast is a bit high, but I managed to get a good full run in from start to finish. Great job!

This is wonderful.  As color is introduced in the enemy behavior it feels like a real delight contrasted with the stark backgrounds. While I would have liked to hear some music here, the music-less soundscape DOES work with the aesthetic 1-bit of the gameplay and manages to create an early arcade vibe  reminding me specifically of Atari's Firetruck. A very cool vibe to borrow from. 

This game is a great entry point for anybody looking to get into speed running.  The controls are very responsive and intuitive, and the ascent is quick enough to make you want to keep trying to improve your time.

I love it! Charming and addictive. Excellent 1-bit pixel art on showcase here. I especially like the subtle animation for the water. 

Really nice game! I liked how if you jump up against the corner of a tile next to a gap, you would still slide upwards, making the game feel more forgiving.