At least you deserve an award for the fastest made game!

The main problem is a lack of control, which I understand is the point of the game. However, in my opinion some out-of-the-box thinking needs to be applied to make this lack of control into a fun experience. As it stands, it's a cute minimalist top-down navigation puzzle, but just unable to get anywhere anytime quickly.

Since the idea of making randomness determine the movement isn't fun for me, I'd instead give the player complete control, but the dice rolls automatically and changes modifiers about the player (inverse controls, disabled after next button press for 5 seconds, fast motion, slow motion, etc).

What I can't deny is that finally getting to the goal does feel satisfying. Perhaps the concept has some fun appeal after all, but the level design might need to change to accommodate it (wider hallways, bounce pads on some walls, stuff like that).

This is definitely the most random game I've played in the jam and it's graphics are charming for how little time it took to make. This is impressive but could use more player agency in my opinion, great work though!

Fun

Honestly, the game is kinda fun. I wouldn't expect that from just pure randomness and being literally unable to intentionally control your character to a goal but for some reason in this game it works. I think some better graphics can go a long way for this game as well. Nice work overall :)