5/5 game. Really. Graphics are so amazing, The gameplay is so clean, Idea is well thought. Overall a neat package. Good job!

The aesthetic of this game is absolutley wonderful! Feels good to play and is jus ta good time overall, great job! :D 

This is amazing! The whole game show vibe with deck building elements is brilliant. The overall aesthetic is super soothing on the eyes too.  I wish you could rotate the dice during the building phase though , It would make planning your route a lot easier!

Nice execution! The sounds and graphics seem very professional and are fun to toy with. I was quite confused about which face was used in each battle, but once that’s clear it’s a fun mental challenge trying to optimize each stage

I know how the game works, but I hate to think a lot while playing games.

Most of these levels in game I can pass with all faces having the same face, because of the plenty of health it has and I find it very assisting.

The visual and animation looks very cool.

Simple and creative concept with great execution. I enjoyed the smooth visuals, only thing is I wish the difficulty curve was a bit higher (and along with other people, I learnt I could set my die to 1 option if I would only lose 4 or less fights on the path to the end)

Nice work! I love the gameplay, feels chaotic but fun 

great game. I enjoyed thoroughly although I basically broke the game by making my dice have one symbol on all faces and took the path of least resistance. I finished the game is just over 6 minutes that way. the game needs to be a bit more challenging. still, very enjoyable.

This is a great take on the I-roll-a-dice-around-the-world-to-get-to-the-end-games and I think, it gets even better because you can design the dice yourself. I had fun playing it and hope you had fun creating it.

Really clever, amazing how it could be done so fast.

The game was fun and by far the most creative of the "roll a die around" games, the graphics were great, and the general presentation was amazing!

This is a super creative concept, and some of the best presentation I've seen in the jam! Definitely stands out from most of the other "roll the dice around" games.

Unfortunately the game took me way too long to get the hang of. I played through the first few stages thinking that the rock-paper-scissors matchup was using the *bottom* face of your die (which seems more intuitive to me personally, since those faces are physically in contact with one another) so I was really confused as to why it wasn't working the way I intended (the title screen doesn't specify that it's the *top* face used for matchup.) Additionally, the way the cross pattern is arranged, it makes it look like the "front" face is the face facing towards you, when in actuality it's the face to your right? The designer has the board tilted 90 degrees from what the cross displays.

Even once I did understand how to play, the level of spatial awareness necessary to properly plan out your dice is quite demanding. I wonder if there's a better way to visually represent the dice plan. I think having the cross mapped to a cube that you can turn around in real time while building your plan would help a ton. Also I feel the amount of hearts you get trivializes the game, as you can usually brute-force your way through a level even if, like me, you don't even fully understand how to play :P

I know that sounds like a lot of criticism, but I really do like this! My problems with it are purely in the way information is conveyed to the player. I think with a few tweaks in that regard, this could be a really solid puzzle game!

Right, this game is clearly very well made.

However, I'm a complete moron and couldn't get the dice in the right sequence.

Loads of these "turnover" style games. I like the take on this one!

Easily one of the most interesting takes on the theme I've seen yet. Plus, you nailed the aesthetic. Really good  job, man!

very cool concept!

very cool game and concept! it was a bit hard to understand which faces were pointing where at the start, but i figured it out eventually. one other thing to note is i was able to beat almost every single level without changing my dice at all haha. amazing work tho!

Very close to being perfect! I love the concept.

The only two issues I had were:

• I wasn't sure what face was which on the die when choosing the symbols: I see the top one changing in real time, but since it is rotated 90 degrees on the board model, I'm unsure if "right" is the face on my right, or on the die's right (which would be bottom to me)
• the lives are a bit too forgiving, since you can choose symbols randomly and still manage to pass each level. 3 might be enough to force the player to think a bit more about it's die. Either that, or maybe add a negative effect to draws so that it's not possible to breeze through a level by only avoiding defeats? Not sure.

But, apart from that, it's awesome! The art, the sounds, the concept, the feedback, etc... It's an excellent puzzle game submission! =D

Smart Idea!

I enjoyed it a lot, was a little tough to plan throughout the whole level, but really neat game!

I would put fewer lives on it. It was very entertaining, playing it.

I think maybe there were too many lives or the levels too short?

I played through all 16 levels, and with the exception of level 10, all of them could be solved by just checking which type there is fewest of and then choosing all sides to be whatever is weakest against that one. So if there are only three rocks in the way, just choose all scissors sides and you’ve already solved the level.

I like the general idea though, and I think I would probably have enjoyed it more if it was with just one life or some other reward for being more careful (maybe count total lives lost instead of time and moves?).

The presentation is really nice. Clever and cool way to present the “map” from above then transition into gameplay. It was a bit hard to know which way was the “front”, maybe add some arrows to the map view to show which way is what?

The controls also work really well (much better than tilted keyboard keys).

Well done :)