best game I have seen so far! Nice to see Godot users also

I love the 'paint the side that's down' concept, and the paper as an introduction/tutorial was such a cool idea!

Nicely done! I watched Mark play this on stream and had to try it out for myself. I really liked your small puzzle design. Each one felt attainable without being too easy as to be boring. 

The 'tutorial' paper at the start was a really nice touch. Those sorts of intuitive teaching moments are great when you can incorporate them. I understand why you went isometric (you can see more sides of the die, right?), but using wasd for that felt pretty awkward. I had a lot of problems even navigating these small puzzles. Maybe including a wasd key in the corner of the screen could help alleviate that? 

Thanks for making this cool little game. Keep making games!

Best game I tried so far

Loved the game, movement felt amazing and it was very satisfying to land the correct way around!

Came from Mark's stream! Nice puzzle game. Very simple but effective mechanic, and including the paper to teach it at the beginning was a nice touch!

Amazing game ! A lot of us did a similar concept, but you did it the best way ! Only problem is the view is in diagonal, so sometimes I was lost on wether I must go right or down.

definitely a winner great job implementing the rolling  with the numbers

great submission good luck

p.s. make it into a fully fleshed out game

Saw your game on Mark's stream. It's an awesome game, well done!

Yayyy I beated all the levels! :) I hope you make more levels in the future. This game has a great learning curve. Congrats on your submission  escapadegames!

Very cool game, has the same concept as a lot of others (including mine), but with a different twist that sets it apart.

Cool main mechanic and engaging puzzle game
This really needs more levels!

I love it 10/10 would like more levels

A simple but awesome idea, that unlike other similar game in the jam doesn't get too complicated, your level design really gives the player the time to properly learn how to efficiently roll the die. And I love simplistic artstyles like that, it fits that kind of game well. Truly great work !

Interesting take on the roll the dice puzzler that has emerged this jam. Clean and readable graphics. One thing I would suggest is not having the camera at a 45 degree angle to the tiles, since it's hard to tell which axis is which when trying to move with WASD.

Art really does a good job of differentiating this from other similar games.  Liked the simplicity of it (no push blocks, 3d, effect tiles, etc). The fact that you re-paint tiles when you land on them again feels good (though I think level 3 is the only level where this really comes up). The minimap display was super helpful. I think that at least one more mechanic would have helped with level design (perhaps an ink tile that colors the die on that side?).

Cool puzzle concept. Brilliant usage of the paper-stamp analogy to explain the mechanic effectively. The progression of puzzle difficulty was very well calibrated. I personally don't have a strong intuition for the spatial properties of a dice, so in practice I ended up just rolling around in a 2x2 circle aimlessly until I got the face I wanted in the position I wanted. The kind of spatial intuition I'm talking about reminds me of Rubik's cubes. Since I don't have that intuition, the faces of the die could be in any arrangement and I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Due to this lack of intuition I was not able to plan ahead, so I wasn't thinking much at all, but that didn't stop me from eventually stumbling into a solution. I was never forced to think carefully about what I was doing and how it would help me solve the puzzle. It's clear that you spent a great deal of time internalizing the theory of cube rotations in order to design these puzzles, but players of your game probably won't reach close to the understanding you have as the designer.

WOOOW! The "print to match"idea is just amazing! I also loves how the idea are introduced at the begining. And the visuals are relaxing and brings me back to 00s(which is great!).

Nice concept and beautiful presentation but there was a bug with the UI that shows the required combination so I had to rely on guessing to complete puzzles. Great game though.

Nice job! Though I didn't find the puzzles to be progressively harder, I think the art and presentation is really well done!

Takes a fairly obvious approach to the theme, but does it well. Good feeling movement and visually nice.  Very difficult, but in a way I can appreciate; it doesn't feel like the game gets in the way of itself at any point- the puzzles are just very hard. I beat 3/7, but gave up pretty fast on the others. I just couldn't wrap my head around the dice movements for the larger levels. Seems like a game with a niche audience, for better or worse.
Well done!