Thanks to X1 Games for hosting it!!

Creative idea, only complaint is the obvious webserver one + I wanted more levels. 

X1 Games is the real winner with the link to a webserver version that wasn't on my computer.  See X1's comment.  
As for the game, good job.  Not all black/white but two tone so there's that.  The one button mechanic, while fitting the theme, felt cumbersome for what was presented.  It's an interesting idea and fits in with physics games like human fall flat in that the controls are wonky and "part" of the fun.  Personally, not my type of game.  I say that here because the movement while cyclical also had a weird floaty feeling like you had too much momentum to change course.  In the end, that ended up being the only real obstacle to the maze.  Some of that might have been intentional and if so then, like those physics games I mentioned, this is more from a point of personal preference than anything else.

I like the idea of this game, and this short prototype leaves you with a lot of room to add features. Adding some puzzle features like collectables, enemies, keys, and whatnot would help to spice the gameplay up a bit. I did notice that occasionally switching directions results in a weird curve-like motion instead of a smooth movement into the next direction, which does result in some moments of frustration in trying to move around the maze. Overall though, I liked this submission and feel there's a lot of unexplored room to explore. Good job! :)

The game is short and sweet, but having to host it on your own webserver is way too overkill for a jam entry:

https://lewisjet.github.io/X1-Pages/My project9/

There is my hosted version for anyone who wants to play it.

i dont know how to run your game?