It looks really beautiful and polished! I also like the combat system! The movement abilities are also really cool, and the intro comic book style cut scene looks great!

For some feedback: I think the difficulty goes up a bit too quickly, and not always in a fair way. You sometimes force the player to make a leap of faith, and the randomness adds to the unfairness when you don't get the attack you need to survive whatever is on the other side of where you are jumping.

I really liked using the movement powers in your game and wish that this was the main focus and developed more. The combat wasn't engaging, so I ended up skipping most of it. Would have been great to have some puzzles where you need to use two powers and check that they are lined up the right way in your indicator.

Overall, the game looked great and I had a fun time :)

I love the visuals, but I felt like the abilities were a bit inconsistent. At least in my experience to climb walls with the explosion I needed to spam a ton of attacks at a wall, but if I didn't just have the explosion ability my other die would just bonk against the wall. That being said the gif  of the main character doing sick explosion combos sold me on playing the game.

Loved it! I have a feeling the bomb dice were buggy for me, sometimes they would send me flying and sometimes I'd only bounce up like 1 player height which made it tricky for platforming. Similarly, the ice dice didn't last long enough for me to reliably use them, maybe a bit more forgiveness there would go a long way. You've got a really solid base here for a great game, well done!

A beautiful and creative take on the theme! I absolutely loved the sprite work in this, the character design is striking and the music is groovy as heck >:) 
This was a blast to play through, my only issue is with the next die being chosen at random. It felt like maybe a linear cycle would have allowed for a more tactical play through. That being said, the gauge by the mouse helps mitigate this a lot. 
Overall a superb entry, good job guys! I'd love to see an expanded version of this someday :)

Good game all around, I just think additional testing and iterating with the level design might yield more interesting levels that make the player feel smart for solving it their own way. Of course, there is barely any time for that during the jam, so I hope you keep working on it after, the foundations are there for sure!

This is a great entry! Though, like another review stated, the explosive and ice die seem quite powerful and I ended up skipping one of the levels using the explosive die because I was getting frustrated having to use the other die. BUT I do think that's something pretty neat and it's good that the intended level progression was able to be broken by the player. Another small thing I noticed and appreciated was that the boxes took damage from the ice die instead of just exploding and the sprite changed to communicate that. It's an extra very-small thing that was neat to see in a jam game. 

Awesome idea and great visuals! It feels good when the dice come back to the player.  It's interesting that some dice affect movement and not just more damage. I just wish the dice changing was more predictable or controllable for such a platforming-heavy game.

Yayy I made it to the endgame! Congrats for your game Antidissmist, Haasiophis and natanco. I had fun and found the core concept nice and engaging, you could use it as a base for a bigger platformer game. I want to praise the visual style too, it added a lot to the game charm. I hope to see Dicemancer one day on Steam. Keep it up my friends.

I really like how the dice affect the way you move around, seems like sometimes it's in your interest to avoid picking up a die to more consistently use another one. The only real issue is that it seems like you can pretty much completely ignore the enemies and run through them while taking pretty minimal damage, focusing exclusively just on movement. But since the movement is fun, that's not such a bad thing!

it’s fun. Great artstyle and interesting mechanics