In my opinion, the whole concept doesn't really work as a video game. I board games, there's always the anticipation of a physical die landing on a good number. Here's it's all instant, and it doesn't even matter if the game is overt about this mechanic or just pretends it's a regular HP-based or RNG-based system that works "under the hood". Maybe if you paused the game for each die roll, even just for a second, showed an animation of a die rolling and landing, it could be more interesting.

Apart from that, as others said, the movement is quite floaty and, in my opinion, too fast. It makes it very easy to run away from enemies and less of a challenge.

Nice game. Maybe a little hard to control.

(Josh)

Conceptually, interesting to make randomly selected heroes each playthrough. I'm not sure I liked the concept of having every attack and action be a roll of the dice, though. It made it feel very swingy.

It took me awhile to realize that your health is displayed in the lower right corner. Might be useful to make it more clear that this is your health. Additionally, once it got to the point where anything lower than a 6 killed me, it basically became a one-shot-kill on me.

The controls felt slippery to me. The characters themselves also felt imbalanced (not surprised, since there was only 48 hours to do it in).

Overall, I think the concepts were interesting on paper, but didn't play well for me. Good attempt overall, though!