Thanks for playing and for the feedback! Really appreciate it!
I've actually played around 10 submissions so far, and what I found interesting is that even though a lot of games share similar mechanics, there are still some really original ideas here and there. And sometimes the concept isn't particularly new, but the execution is really polished, like that pixel-art ninja game set inside an hourglass. I also loved the approach of whoever made that ridiculous game about pissing on spiders and stuff haha. Just pure chaos.
As for my game, I actually wanted to stay as close as possible to the original Kurushi (Intelligent Qube), but turn it into one continuous experience instead of separate stages. Unfortunately, I didn't have nearly enough time for proper playtesting. The speed does increase as you progress, though, and the later puzzles can get pretty brutal!
I also really wanted to implement a proper leaderboard system, but ran out of time. Would've been fun to see people competing for high scores.
And congrats on finishing Unit 404! Sounds like we all spent a good chunk of this jam fighting bugs rather than actually making games haha.