Liked this game. Some improvements definitely could be made to the presentation. It's also a bit hard to know what number the die will end up on. Overall though, the game was still quite enjoyable so well done.

No animations and music. Hard to understand distance. Presentation is very nice. Also i found some bugs. Good job. I hope my comment was little helpful, good luck

As others have said already, it's hard to plan ahead because it is just hard to mentally visualize 3D rotations of a cube especially when you combine rotations on different axes. The visualizations you added post-jam help a bit but ideally the player should be able to plan several moves ahead, or you just can't expect players to have any sense of self-direction or volition as they're solving any given puzzle.

Many commenters also asked for a grid; to clarify, I think the underlying problem is that the tile art is visually confusing.

My first read of this is that it was 6 tiles wide, so I was surprised to find that it's actually 4. The 3/4 perspective is not helping with legibility either, because at least in my head I start to expect that the squares should be wider than they are tall, due to the perspective skew, which further messes with my ability to accurately measure grid squares. For a puzzle game like this readability is way more important than nice art. For example this is way more readable:

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I'm curious if you explored the simpler premise of navigating the dice from point A to point B with the same rules but just in an open area, without the added limitations of bottomless pits? Was that too easy? Too open-ended?

I'm also curious if you explored using smaller numbers? 6 is a little too many squares to reasonably expect anyone to be able to eyeball, but 1 or 2 is fine. Can you still make interesting puzzles with say, just 1, 2 and 3? Have you explored using different rules for how the values change as you move? Maybe the value just increase by 1 every move, wrapping around after it reaches the maximum.

Loved the idea! I think that animations to show the die rolling could be very helpful- I also think that a grid would be nice, and most importantly, I don't have a reference die with me, so I think that some image or some way to view the sides of a d6 could be helpful.

Really only small gripes, I loved the idea and think this was a very cool puzzle game!

Nice puzzle and executed well, though I think some like "next dice" would be great for planning moves ahead. Also, as others mentioned - a visual grid would be nice.

Really cool idea and it works quite well. It's really confusing visually and there should maybe have been a grid of some sort. I had no idea how far I would actually go most of the time