this game is similar to mine, so I thought the idea is good, but it looked more polished some thumbs up :)

I thought that the puzzles lacked a concept, it felt like "step on those" by brute forcing it, rather than learning to control the die and understanding the level.

Nice game ! I dropped at level 6, the dice being irregular was too much for me.

I like the art style and level design, well polished, very nice.

The levels are challenging, especially with a step limit.

Funny I finished level 10 at the exact one last step, so I got a "fail" and "success" concurrently.

First of all, props on the art style. It reminded me of stopmotion animation. Really beautiful. I've seen similar games, yours definitely has the most beautiful art style.

One piece of feedback though: Two opposing sides of a die are supposed to add up to 7. So 3 is supposed to be opposite to 4, and 2 opposite to 5. In your game, 3 is opposite to 5 which is really confusing. Especially when you can't see any sides of the die except the top side. It forces the player to memorize the sides which is not hard when the die follows the opposing sides rule, but gets a bit tedious when the die has random numbers on the sides.

All around, great job though. My game has a similar idea, though we used a 2d style.

very nice take on the theme, love the animations and polish , one thing though you could have made the came controllable because it's hard to guess which die face is going which side, a camera which can rotate around the dice would have helped but I had fun nevertheless 

Very well put together, love the clean presentation. Sad the gameplay is one I've seen in many others, but it was very well executed! I echo the need for a scoring system, the current move counts are great for figuring out a level but doesn't pose a huge challenge

After a while you get idea how to get any side by just rolling around (which you try to decline by adding move limiter). I like the design (sadly the screenshots doesnt represent the real game)! Good job.

Simple and minimalistic I like it! Although limiting number of moves kinda makes it hard man could have just added some star rating, like completing in less than x moves  gives you 3 stars and if more than x moves then 2 stars or something. Still, I enjoyed the chill vibe of the game yes

Another game with this idea :D I’ve already found something like 6 games based on that (including mine), geez.

In the first level I thought that orange tiles are the ones you’re supposed to walk on (they look like a road atop some blue void), and with a top-down view it looks like the dice is standing on one of these tiles, so I tried to move left, up, or right, and it didn’t work (since, apparently, orange tiles are walls!), so I got really confused for half a minute until I realized it is the other way round. Maybe an isometric view would fix that! Btw, your screenshots use an isometric camera, but the game is top-down, why?

Agree with others that level design makes it feel a bit repetitive. Introducing levels a bit more gradually (e.g. starting with a really small map and a single objective), removing some free space (so that the player has a smaller solution space to explore) and “guiding” the player to a correct solution might help.

Another thing is that instead of punishing the player by constraining the number of moves you could introduce some “score” or “medals” that the player receives upon completing a level in less than the specified number of moves. This way, even players who want to play but don’t want to be as efficient as possible can still enjoy the game.

Anyways, nice game, good job!