I built a time-pressured puzzle mechanic: learn rules → solve under 50 seconds

I’m experimenting with a small web-based puzzle format and wanted feedback from people who think about puzzle design.

The core mechanic is:

1. You’re shown a compact set of rules / information.
2. You get a short time to internalize it.
3. Then you solve multiple-choice challenges under strict time pressure.

So the “puzzle” isn’t a single problem — it’s whether you can form a mental model quickly enough to use it in real time.

I’m curious from a puzzle-design perspective:

• Does this count as a puzzle, or more as a reaction / memory task?
• What genre would you even place this in?
• Does time pressure enhance or reduce puzzle depth?

It’s a tiny 3-minute prototype. If anyone wants to try it and critique the mechanic, I can share the link.