Nice game, I liked the simplistic art style. The sound effects sound very meaty, which is nice, but I felt like the game was missing some music or ambience - maybe getting the sliding and pushing contraptions to constantly make some background noise would make the game feel more alive. The levels didn't seem to have a very coherent flow, and seemed more like putting the contraptions together in cool-looking arrangements. But overall, it was still an enjoyable experience. (I hope you don't mind the brutally honest feedback, like I said I still enjoyed your game.)

The fact the GUI had the dice shown be the opposite of how they would be physically arranged was a little misleading at times, but otherwise this was quite nice. The puzzles showed you knew what a dice could do.

To be honest, apart from the presentation (typical Unity-style ugly buttons), I have no complaints. A really solid puzzle game that could become commercial with a little more polishing.

I've played a lot of similar dice rolling puzzle games in this jam, but this one is by far my favorite. The combination of shifters and rollers with the puzzles lead to some very thoughtful puzzle solving. I would sometimes sit on the button and retrace my steps to see which face needed to be a certain number.

Also. I greatly appreciated having the option of seeing what is on each side of the die, instead of just what face would be on top if you rolled in that direction. I find the former much more intuitive, but many other similar games have lacked this option. Overall, it's a wonderful little game.

While I found it difficult to solve the puzzles, I think this game is a really good idea. What I think could be improved is a slower ramping up in difficulty, or maybe a hints button. But game jams don't usually give that kind of leisure, so it's a solid entry nonetheless.

Edit: forgot to say how much I liked the die audio, it was nice and snappy.

Real good level design! and btw, how close am I to beat the game?