Pretty cool game!
The presentation was definitely the best part, while it was a little much sometimes it was never too too much to handle. The art and animations are cute, and I love my uwus and epic speak.
The game controls very well and it feels quite satisfying. I like how the click basically acted as a roll would in more traditional games, although it having two whole bars of "stamina" did seem a bit much; as a pretty bad gamer, who had very limited idea as to what was going on, I beat the game on my first try with 2 or 3 hp left.
The overall gameplay is very simple, but if you know what to do, it accomplishes what it's trying to do very well and it was fun trying too avoid all of the enemies, even if a very easy dominant strategy emerged very quickly [that being to go around circles and clicking when the dice is in trouble]
Unfortunately, the worst part of this game is just how confusing it is. For around 40% of my playthrough, I genuinely had no idea if I was supposed to be doing something, or what was my progress bar or anything else for that matter, I did eventually figure out, that the progress bar kept rising as time progressed, but I only realized it was being done by a dice after reading the description of the game [which I did after having already beaten it]. Perhaps a simple and relatively elegant solution would be to include a "readme" file with in-universe text about the virus before the file gets sent or perhaps an antivirus warning or something of the sorts. Other than the concept of the game being a mystery, the enemies were quite well telegraphed and I knew what each did after seeing them just once, so the communication on that front was very well done.
Overall I quite enjoyed my limited time with this, even if the concept wasn't super clear, thanks for making this and good luck!