Cool concept. Some way of telling when it is going to change would be nice, but I enjoyed playing. Well done :)

really nice idea. Some music, and more mecanics and you will havesomething really interesting

this game motivated me to complete the 25 rate system queue and be able to rate it, maybe not the best presentation, but hey, its a classic's mix, they didn't have it either

I dig the concept but wish there was more obvious rhyme or reason to why and when it changes.

I really liked the concept of switching game styles. Reminded me of Puyo Puyo Tetris. Good job!

I like this game a lot! Its clever having different puzzles intertwine, however, i feel like you could play for ever like this, I think there should be things to make it harder for the player to stay alive.

Also dissapointed that puyo wasn't included :p jk! Game is great!

Simple and effective, lack of in-game instructions on what to do made it very confusing though, couldn't really figure out what I was doing at first.

Had to just stop playing or else I'd play it for too long :P

Really like this idea and now I'm wondering what other games this could swap between

Lots of fun, I played up 'till 350 points.  The concept is super neat and it feels like puyo puyo tetris but with more games.   I'd love to see a fast fall and some some qol changes like showing the next block dropping and warning when a game change will change.

I think this has been my favorite concept of the whole jam so far.  I was wondering what kind of "the rules change every turn" games I would see, and this one is great.  I played one playthrough and got a score of 140.

The idea itself is really funny, and it works pretty well, but there are definitely some stuff that can be done to make it better.  It felt like most of the time I was playing Doctor Mario, and it felt kind of slow.  It might have been nice to implement a fast fall feature, but pressing down on the keyboard didn't seem like it made the pieces fall all that much faster (it might've moved them a step, but you had to keep tapping it; Tetris usually has a button to immediately drop a piece).

Also, it seemed like 2048 was practically a freebie; just mash and your board size shrinks considerably.

It would be neat to see this developed further -- improved pacing, improved balance, and possibly more games (though that might be hard to do, since practically everyone understands these three games already; it's hard to add in another game of this type without adding confusion because someone doesn't know how to play the game (though idk maybe a Panel de Pon or Candy Crush or Bejeweled or whatever wouldn't be too confusing, idk, actually you added 2048 so there's clearly some leeway as for the kind of games you can add so there's probably lots of ways to get creative with it)).