Ames on Ames is... kind of a fever dream. Using clones of yourself as platforms is definitely not a nice thing to do, so I guess it makes sense that they'd turn on you. I just wish they wouldn't screech like that. I was tempted to mute the game after listening to it for a while.
You've also got platforms in the last level that are very hard to see. (For me at least.)
But you've got the basics down! Movement is good, there's a generally eerie vibe to the level progression. The ending is hilarious. (Which may not be a compliment?)
Next time you try something like this, you might try going beyond environments that are just made of cubes and planes. You might surprise yourself with what you're able to do!