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Well, I think that "diabolical hard" is a bit of an overstatement here. ^^ I enjoyed playing this. Clean, minimal look. Fitting sound effects. Really well-done tutorials and every feature I could wish for in a puzzle game: a button to show the occluded sides of the dice, undo and restart. If anything I would've wished that one spawns in front of the level one just finished/quit. But all in all really nice job!

Greetings from another Godot enthusiast!

Any reason why you didn't provide a HTML5 version of the game btw?

Thanks! On hindsight I did overestimate the difficulty of the game, I put that there mainly to mentally prepare people to play longer than expected since jam games are supposed to be short.

As for why I didn't upload a WebGL build, it was because when I uploaded it initially, I had set the stretch mode to disabled, as the Godot "Multiple resolutions" page said to do for 3D games, but I found that the smaller WebGL viewport cropped away the right and bottom sides of the game, such that you couldn't see the minimap. Being so close to the deadline, I decided to just not upload the WebGL version. I didn't realise at the time that the solution was a simple fix of changing the stretch mode to 2D or viewport. That was also why playing on smaller resolution PCs, such as 1366 x 768, caused the minimap to be hidden, as was what happened for one of the commenters below.