Thanks. It'll likely be a while as I have lots of things I want to change about it.

Thanks. I'm relatively happy with how the gameplay came out, but I really don't like the state it is in polish wise. The animations and sounds missing in particular I feel really bad about.

Thanks for the feedback.

I can understand the camera issue, I tried to make it a majority rotated in one direction to make it clear which was up/down versus left/right rather than a 45 degree angle. I could have rotated it more, but I feel a perfectly straight on angle would look too sterile visually.

The dice rolling off the table is actually intentional. I tuned the randomness of the throwing to having a dice roll off on average every 5-6 or so attempts. It's possible to lock yourself out from beating the level, but I considered that fine, as the premise is to build your own path so if you make the level unbeatable by choosing not to make a path that's how you decide to build it. The idea was that periodically limiting the number of dice you have means there's left options for how to arrange the tiles, which might lead to forcing users to find spots for tiles they may otherwise try putting off to the side to ignore. The game really isn't balanced enough to really encourage this however.

And yes, certain tile combinations are impossible to complete (well or so I thought until I realized that unintentionally you can use the enemy pathing to allow you to do things, like if you get the enemy to path a certain way and you time it to attack the enemy on an ice slide for example, it'll actually stop you at the location you attacked, allow you to then move in a direction after defeating the enemy, so under certain conditions these impossible combinations can be passed). The original idea was to implement random rotations for the 5x5 grids represented by each dice, however I forgot to do so and realized too late that they were all in the same orientation. My general mentality was that it's okay for there to be impossible paths, because worst case scenareo you can hit escape to go back to the rolling screen and get new dice to use/reorder. The idea was originally far more complex, I wanted you to be able to reorder the tiles you currently have, and have a currency you could pick up in the game by going out of your way to optional locations in the level that would be used to grant you a reroll. But that was scrapped entirely because of time required to develop it. I was a bit over ambitious with the idea and spent too long on a handful of aspects of the game and the overall design I feel flopped partially because of it.

I'm glad you enjoyed it in it's current state anyways. I definitely plan on updating this, though I'll be restarting from scratch, I'll likely use hexagonal tiles, and it'll likely be turn based than real time.

Thanks. I've participated in a few game jams before but usually it takes me hours to come up with an idea. This is the first time an idea popped into me head within a few minutes so I'm glad you enjoyed the concept even though the game has a myriad of issues and missing things.

Yeah, though if I continue this concept I will start from scratch, to get it functional in 48 hours I did a lot of not-so-good code quality, for example there's a good amount of static abuse in the code, so I'd want to make it from scratch and set everything up better. Glad you enjoyed the idea.

Thanks. Despite being the main idea of the game, I didn't get things to a state where I could really work on the dice system until around 32-34 hours in, which is why it looks visually less interesting than the levels, I had to essentially throw it (haha) together.