I see a lot of potential in the idea of the game. It’s something that would work really well as a multiplayer.
However its current state has some things to note. It felt like the gameplay highly relies on the skill of controlling the RO-LO, and needs quite the mastering. It takes a lot of patience, which I personally don’t have for video games anymore. Despite that, it’s kind of a waste to master a control skill when you have no-one to share it with (no other players, no achievements, no leaderboard).
The game also could use a lot more ‘fun’ too. Personally I experienced more frustration at some levels than fun, which made the learning process less enjoyable. I’ll recommend rethinking the design and structure of the maps in the future, to make it more controlled. My favourite map was the Waste Factory, because of the element of progress. Collecting the shreds is nice but doesn’t feel like progress. Pushing buttons and opening new parts of the map does, which that level provided.
The final level of the game really wasn’t what I hoped for. That map would be amazing as a “challenge” but not as a final. I don’t have either the time or patience to master the game that much, so I just gave up. Perhaps more checkpoints would make it more enjoyable?
Despite that I’ll give it a top rating, cause it’s a nice game, especially as a first (if I assume it correctly). It worked great, no crashing, no annoying bugs, ads, or anything. I think everyone should give it a try and see how it works out for them.
Congratulations for this game!

Fun platformed with an interesting control schema.

Its a fun ball-rolling, platforming, collect-a-thon. However, it is extremely hard to control Robo Rolo so I threw in the towel on this game after the first level.