Love the visuals, character design, and sound design.  Very complete and playable.  Great work putting this together.  I also like the concept that a dice roll will determine whether your strategy needs to be defensive or offensive.

To me it feels like the design of this game is in a tricky place between action gameplay and turn-based strategy gameplay, which is a cool idea, but very tricky to execute because action games are usually super fast paced and TBS games are usually slow and thinky.   I'm sure it's possible to combine them, but it's just hard to do.  Currently the gameplay of this game feels pretty random, not the dice part but the combat part.  It feels like the enemy movement RNG is the thing that lets me succeed or fail, more than my strategy.   I think it's also a little too easy to get a draw currently, so I can just wait until I get a good roll, have a bunch of shots, and I can spray them around.   I'm sure good enemy UI is very hard to implement, but that's a big issue right now.  Also, I wish the barriers felt more impactful.   

I think shooting down 3 lanes is a good set up for some simple strategic puzzles, but I think this game needs some balancing and probably some more mechanics to really stand out. 

Still, it's clear a lot of work went into this and it's very impressive.  

I really really like the character design. With a bit of UI design and more mechanics this could be a solid game!

I got some strong Battle Network vibes. No idea who the characters are or how that impacts gameplay. My main thing is that the background felt far too noisy for what was going on. Everything seemed bright and “in my face” that I wasn’t sure where to focus? I know the action was going on in the field, but it felt like I couldn’t put my attention there. This was even more apparent in between rounds where I couldn’t even read the text depending on the background’s state. Perhaps just a background tint where the text is could help? Overall I think it was fairly fun, just hard to read.