This was really, really cool - I like the random generation and it definitely captures the tone of the myth!

I don't have much feedback, but that's only because I don't have much to complain about. Controls are maybe a little awkward, sword feels a little jank, but besides those little jam things that don't really matter too much in the context of a 7 day game, it rules.

I've played about two thirds of the games at this point and this is the best so far. I see from the credits you used lots of free assets but you have done a superb job blending them all together. I want to play this the whole way through but I stopped after 12 minutes which is about 10 minutes longer than I have spent on most of the others :). 
The mouse movement is extremely sensitive on my PC - it would be great if that could be adjusted. Also, if you could make it feel like you are progressing (maybe with the NPC texts?) - at the moment it does feel a bit random although random dungeons each time is great. Finally, left hander controls please ;). It's a bit tricky to duck and work the mouse with the same hand!

This was interesting, it certainly captures a more horrifying feel that I imagine would be part of actually being in the Minotaurs labyrinth. Wandering around dark dungeon hallways while hearing a cow in the distance has certainly never been so unnerving.

I really liked the technical touch of the thread following the player as you walk through the labyrinth. The procedural generation also fits in nicely to ensure the player is as lost as Theseus was in the myth. Also I'm not sure how many hits the Minotaur is supposed to take to kill but I must have hit him at least 10 times and he still wouldn't die.

Some of the dialogue of the sacrifices were a bit weird, even funny at times. But I noticed from your profile that English doesn't seem to be your first language so it may not be intentional so its understandable.

Overall I thought this was a neat retelling of an iconic myth. Great job!

nice game!