I like the dice setup at the beginning but for some reason my dual axe just flow to the right side :(

+1 to what skykone mentioned about the dice screen, that's something that will need some testing and probably bugfixing, specially the part where the values don't revert back to the defaults.

It's fine that so many enemies spawn, but you can just outrun them. I'd make it so you run at the same speed or a bit more but not much of a difference, so it made dodging a bit harder, and not so easy to outpace them. The health they have, for a starting area it can be too much specially with that many enemies.

The game aims automatically, so basically all you do is to move around and let it shoot, but this causes a issue when enemies stack, you don't know what you are hitting, and you might have too many enemies sitting at just 1hp (or one hit from dying) but you have no way to aim at (or priorize) them. The enemy variety and the game mechanics are fine overall, though.

It's a cool idea and it's fun, but it needs some polishing, keep it up! 
Cheers :D

There's something really bizarre about that very beginning part. Can drag dice into other dice and it changes the number, then dragging it to a slot splits the dice again, possibly to another number than what was even originally rolled. Also dragging it into the slot, changes the text to show how the dice affects it, but then taking it out of the slot keeps the same text as if the dice was still there. Also, dragging enough times like this in different combinations possibly causes the whole thing to no longer make any more sense at all. I didn't test in detail if this might even be a way to mess with the starting stats themselves in a way that wasn't intended.

However other than that I felt like it looked great, the mechanics felt pretty clean for the most part, and the different enemies were pretty cool so overall, nice job on it!

I almost went with a Vampire Survivor style game too! But I ended up deciding against it and went something else. But you nailed it! I like that the map wasn't just an open field, but more of a cave that limited where you could move. I only stopped playing because I gotta go play others as well, otherwise I'd be here all night!

Great game, especially for it being the first time using a new game engine. Awesome job!

Solo dev and 5 days! Color me impressed!
The music choice was excellent and fit the game look really well, nice job taking some time to find the right combination.
As others have pointed out, the hook for me was definitely the dice mechanic! And I actually do agree with mathywathy that even though the dice stacking may have started out as a bug, I actually really enjoyed the extra layer it gave as it did seem to affect my stats correctly.

Excellent Work!

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When i try and play the web version.

The dice rolls and stacking dice to change game values is a good idea to mix with the genre, maybe with more time this could have been used more. I made it to 500+ coins and about 15 points to each of sword, staff and axe before testing if i could die by standing still.

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The dice roll at the start was a pretty interesting idea! I think with a ton more polish, this has potential to be a pretty unique game (Imagine a dice rolling upgrade system where maybe you can also upgrade the enemies too to make the game more difficult)

Solid work for one person in 5 days. I appreciate the thought behind the dice mechanic, I think it could work well with a bit more time put into it, and it's not something I've seen in games like this before. Nice work!

I enjoyed the game, and was especially interested by the dice mechanic - kind of wish you used it more throughout the game! It also wasn't totally clear where the bosses were, or maybe I just never ran into one as I was wandering.

I feel like this game could really shine with a few tweaks. I do love the theme and aesthetics. I enjoyed the music. Overall I enjoyed playing it.

I do have some questions/thoughts: The weapon only goes in one direction no matter which way you face it. I could not get it to hit anything but whatever was on my right. Is this the way it is supposed to be or am I a huge newb (Which is entirely possible!)?

The story of the game itself could be fleshed out as to why this is a last stand, but it really does feel like it fit the theme of the Jam well.

I honestly was struggling with whether or not to rate this higher because I did like it overall quite a bit, but the silly axe only going one way frustrated me a bit.

Oh! I noticed I could drop the dice on each other at the beginning after rolling them and it would change things. Were we supposed to be able to do that? I was trying to switch the dice around, not stack them on top of one another. However, I could separate them again, with no problem. This might be another interesting way to affect starting choices if unintentional after the Jam.

Very nice survivors-like! One criticism I have is that the enemies can move through walls and it looks kinds weird. Other than that tho it's a really nice game!