Very stylish art and UI and enjoyable gameplay but I think those early levels need to be much more forgiving to give new players a chance to get used to the movement mechanics. I saw you're already going to fix the menu highlighting but I was going to mention that too. The dialogue system has a lot of personality, I like the character reactions. With parts where the track can overlap other parts of track, the ground closer to the camera obscures the lower track that you're moving on so a transparency setting or being able to move the camera would be nice features.

Edit: Being able to select a character by clicking anywhere on the character not just the small circle would be a nice QoL feature. Also for the level / character select screen, as the levels are on the left, I selected that first but once you select a level, it starts right away so maybe a confirmation button for when you're happy with both options instead.

graying out the selected button on the UI is a terrible way to highlight them

characters seem to have different abilities when charged up? a brief explanation of them would be great

when going up a curved ramp, the character in the ball rotates smoothly but then when reaching the floor at the end of the climb the character snaps 90 degress back to standing normally, it's minor but looks off

went through one of those black rings but nothing seemed to change?

other than that, great fundamental gameplay, keep it up!

This is truly a rolling ball game. 

I'm afraid that the ball keeps shrinking randomly on restart sometimes. 

Are there any gameplay differences between the characters? I'm also interested as to what the story could be. I suggest adding a skip dialog button because unskipabble story sequences are generally a bad match for arcadey games.

Another suggestion is that it would be cool to have a 3D preview of the level ahead of time.

I'm still too bad to beat most of the stages, and I think they lack an escalating feeling of challenge in general which they should probably have considering the length. 

I like the UI a lot. It looks very SEGA.

Keep up the good work.

"Hey, a cool, comfy rolling ball game!" - that's what I thought, but instead I got "Getting Over It"! First levels are hard, other levels are close to impossible. Metallic world has one section with very thin ledge with enemy at the end and checkpoint after it, not before It doesn't help that to get there you have to make very precise rolls to jump on a very thin platform. I feel that stairs shouldn't be in that type of game, it feels awkward climbing them. Disco world has a half-pipe that I just can't get out! Maybe it's my setup, I definitely have to test it on my desktop as my laptop can't maintain stble FPS in the garden level. I also had the problem with shrinking ball after death, but it returns to normal after choosing restart from the menu (but lives aren't reset). I tried tutorial but I guess there's nothing more than blast attack and camera rotation, right? Also there were stars hidden on the levels and areas that are just impossible to access, even in the first stage. After many tries I finally got the hang of it and managed to beat first stage, other levels were longer and harder.

Menu seems off. Selection getting so bright feels like it's locked, I'd recommend having two distinct colors. Jumping through the hoops seems to do nothing but turns out they give you points. It'd be nice to have points floating upward after clearing it, maybe even for killing single enemies, not only for doing multikills. I really liked the planetary level, I was tring to beat it the longest time. Those saturn rings being part of the level were cool. First level being just gray checkerboard is not. Also you have only four set positions for the camera and at some point you introduced thin paths with 45 degrees turns? Not cool. Overall, ease up with the difficulty! Maybe add tiny little ramps at the edges so it's harder to fall? At hte end I thought I was doing very well but one small mistake and I was falling down the infinite void anyway.

From the start the game menu felt nice and polished. Great music. Reminded me of Dreamcast-era Sega: super energetic and exciting.

Dialogue test looked good.

First time playing, the opening level was surprisingly challenging. Took me just under 5 mins to complete. I’d suggest having a few shorter levels to introduce each mechanic (basic movement, jumps, combat, etc.) then have your current opener as a test putting it all together.

Played on macOS, game ran well and didn’t experience the shrinking ball glitch.

I really like the music in all of your demos so far.

Aside from the menu buttons, it seems like the restart/quit option virtually hides the selected one, making the other option look like it's selected. And the victory screen has tiny buttons for seemingly no reason.

Hello Jeremias, the game is still as challenging as ever but I'm getting the hang of it. I'm afraid I have to report the same bug as before, the one that made the ball smaller every time I lost a life (pic related). 

Not really sure what is causing it, I'm suspecting it might have something to do with an animation that plays out when your character drops out of the stage and doesn't reset properly? If it only happens to a few players maybe it's an FPS issue like you are calling a function at a certain framerate (that scales the ball or something) so it looks normal to some people but not for others? As you can see it also causes some UI issues at the bottom left of the screen.

Apart from that I beat most levels, but I got filtered by the "Scarlet Space" and "Discotheque District" levels - the small ball bug issue does affect gameplay unfortunately so I always had to restart the levels from the very beginning.

That said the game does have that effect of "I want to get better at it". Keep at it bro.

Buttons are so big it makes it look like a mobile game (guessing it will be?) . Menu SFX are terrible (sound like farts) and keep overlapping. UI is overall broken. The open levels don't mesh with the gameplay, especially with how limited the camera controls are. Feels like it should be a linear rage-bait platformer. Game looks pretty, at least.

the main menu destroys me. why is the focussed button the less saturated one? also ran out of lives and gave up

After 1 fall ball become smaller and harder to control. Character with each death moves away from position on HUD. Going to 2nd map does not reset live counter. I cannot select other characters.

Just so you're aware the Mac build doesn't work. Tried running it on my Macbook and it won't run.

Heya, when i launched the game it locked itself to the aspect ratio of my vertical side monitor. Windowed did not allow resizing Game got kind of stuck with giant borders on every edge and i'm seeing past the viewport limits in the menu. I managed to fix it by going into into windowed then pressing alt-enter from there.

In level one if you go to the bottom right  go along the underpass the camera clips into the level geometry really bad. I managed to find the camera rotation on E which helped.

I found an exploit where if you slowly move away from one of the bouncer enemies, the bouncer sometimes collides into you but you do not collide into it, leading to it getting bounced back but you not getting pushed at all.

For some reason on level 2 when i was trying to use the moving platform to get onto the ledge, when the pusher enemy came to bounce me it blew up without falling off the ledge, i'm guessing some kind of odd interaction with the moving platform.

I'm pretty bad at games like this, but it was fun.

There's progress here since the last time I played 4 or so months ago, but I still have some issues:
Gravity seems too floaty still - I just think the grav being this low makes for some unsatisfying platforming sections. You could include ramp boost pads if you still want players to close gaps.
Camera doesn't clip out obstacles - There are some points where the character is under the terrain and you can't see them. You could solve this with a simple raycast + camera "near" value system probably.
Combat feels tedious - If you're gonna put combat in this game, I'd make it more punchy and impactful,
Movement is still a bit drifty for my liking.
Focusing on title menu UI element buttons doesn't seem like they're focused - why are you decreasing opacity on focus?

Take everything I said with a grain of salt, thought I  have played my fair share of marble blast / monkey ball likes in my life. Refine the core movement and gameplay systems before you invest more into character design IMO
God speed anon