Loves the graphic and art, this is great concept and gameplay.

I'll admit, this was a nice breather for me!
I needed this after playing so many long games. d(^^)

Functionally, there isn't anything wrong with this entry,
other than the glitch people mentioned (I hadn't come across it myself,)
so let's focus on what you can add!

Audio alone could contribute a lot of pizzazz to the proceedings. 
Music, frantic announcer, audience reactions, etc.
This could be like a game show type of deal.

Flashy visual effects for everything that happens would also
ramp up the energy and bring liveliness to the maze world. 

Variety in the minigames and traps is a must, as you already know.
Although I should kick myself for saying it, a ticking timer creates excitement!
It's a cheap but effective challenge modifier.

The game is super basic right now, but the foundation is solid!
Just keep adding to it over time and it'll come to its own.

TOTAL PLAYTIME: 8 MINUTES (I'm tempted to do a speedrun and halve that...)

FINAL VERDICT: If this were real life, I'd step on the fire wolves and climb over the wall.
That's thinking outside the box, literally!

I like the graphics. Very clean and polished. The initial premise was pretty good, but I feel more variety of hazards and puzzles is needed. Sadly, I got stuck because one of the memory games wouldn't let me select a card after a few losses, so I could not get beyond the first 4-key gate

After 2 or 3 loses cards couldn't be selected to play.

I don't see the point of giving the jump anticipation frames in a first-person game in which the player has no feet. It just means the player has to press jump over a second before they would normally expect to. Also, the choice of "puzzle" you used is typically a bonus game for a reason.