Procedural content generation should be baked into the design of the game and not just an afterthought to accommodate the game to "be a roguelike". Like just randomly swapping the sprites of the enemies or something.

Random generated levels and randomly placed enemies is perfectly ok. As long as you gave some thought to procgen in the design of the game (and this WILL be visible in the outcome) you will be fine :)

I've planned a super-strange game which will play as a roguelike and has a "roguelike feel" but doesn't have many classic roguelike elements. Other then "combat"? ... it doesn't even have a map!

I think it fits the challenge, but i would like to mark it to not be judged to allow the judges to focus on other games that will be way more roguelike than mine, but i've not found any option to do so. I've been a judge in the past and i know the struggle.

Can it be added? Otherwise i can mark it as a failure, even if it is not. Just tall me how and if i can submit without wasting judges time. Also a "don't submit" is fine too, whatever feels right to the organizers.

I've another neat idea too I can squeeze in the 7 days, but i think it is not possible to submit more than one game from the same account. Am I right?