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A jam submission

Adventures of Sr. DiceView game page

Roguelite Deckbuilder inspired by Slay the Spire and King of Tokyo
Submitted by No whOne — 33 minutes, 33 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#4723.6053.605
Overall#7073.5793.579
Creativity#9613.5533.553
Presentation#11173.5793.579

Ranked from 38 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
You have 4 dice that you can roll, lock, and reroll up to 2 times

Did your team create the vast majority of the art during the 48 hours?

Yes

We created the vast majority of the art during the game jam

Did your team create the vast majority of the music during the 48 hours?

Yes

We created the vast majority of the music during the game jam

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Submitted

I loved it! Reminds me of Slay the Spire. Really impressive what you managed to put together in 48 hours. The art style is really fun too, gives the characters just enough animation to feel interactive. Nicely done!

Developer

Thank you! :D

Submitted

Hi "submission time" mate, what a nice game you got here!
Very well polished and super intuitive.

Unfortunately I didn't get much far as I found it quite difficult. Also I want to know who is the guy running the shop and the reward system, cause it really makes me crazy, like what are those shitty dice faces?! You're serious? Trying to piss me off man?
just tell me who he is, I swear I don't want to do anything to him.

Developer

uhhh👀 I swear I don't know him... Anyway, thanks for the review! :D

Submitted

Amazing game! I really liked the combat system and how you can actually customise your dice as you play the game and how the game allows you to develop strategies despite being random. It got a bit brutal on my 3rd encounter as I got way too much damage coming my way to do anything about it, but still an wonderul experience! 

Developer

Thanks! :D

Submitted

As you stated, it's very much inspired by slay the spire, which is a game I enjoyed a lot. Similarly, I think this has a lot of potential. I think I have to agree with posters below that more information about what some dice do would be appreciated. regardless, good job!

Developer

Thank you! :D

Submitted

An interesting game. It's not really my kind of game, and I was really bad at it, but it certainly seemed neat. One thing I'd suggest is add what the different faces do as a hover-over on the dice when rolled or on the faces when adding them to a die. I'd also do the same on the map screen to indicate what each icon means, as I had originally assumed they would just all be encounters since there was no explanation otherwise. A very neat game, but just not one I can get into personally.

Developer

Thanks for the honest feedback! :D

Submitted

Amazing effort for a 48 hour jam, felt very polished. I agree with other reviewers about difficulty, I also found that if enemies just keep defending the battles take a very long time. Very fun though, and hope you continue development!

Developer

Thank you!

Submitted

An impressive effort to have been made in only 48 hours! It's clearly similar to Slay the Spire, but I'd say the dice mechanic does add an interesting twist to it. It's like working with 4 mini decks that you can cycle through...

Definitely very challenging though, I barely make it through a few combats without already being half-dead! Perhaps I just have no patience to whittle them down with 1 hit at a time. I guess the balance could be a bit better? I would've also liked to be able to target which enemy I would be attacking!

Great job!

Developer

Thanks for the feedback! :D

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