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(I am now in a rush to test as many games as possible to help, so please do not mind the cursory reviewing style.)

Game page: like the wording! XD ‘Using your amazing powers of revolution,’

You are talented 14-year-olds wordwise. :)

seeing the screen capture about the key printed on the cube: would you believe this was one of my ideas during the brainstorming for the game jam? XD

even a loading screen! lots of visual details

controls are QWERTY-only instead of layout-independent

sword and shield: ANOTHER idea I had during brainstorming! XD :)

beat the game; short, but as a prototype, excellent! Great ideas, great presentation, original. (By the way, I actually kept the ‘printing-on-the-cube’ idea in my own final submission!)

Really liked it; some sounds would have made it even better. Maybe also a way (such as UI display) to show the user the hidden faces, as it can be hard to mentally figure out (I had to count the tiles for the shield-sword level).

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Thank you for the feedback and for playing our game! As for the sides you can't see: we had a lot of different ideas for that, from making little pictures floating next to the cube to making our entire game isometric  :) (Although I'm really starting to like the gui approach you had in your game), but it eventually boiled down to us not having a lot of time to incorporate this feature. I feel like your the first to have actually read the game page :) But anyway, we do plan on releasing lots more content now that the jam is over, so keep an eye out for updates.

it eventually boiled down to us not having a lot of time to incorporate this feature.

Seems all too familiar!! ;)) Read so many people saying that — including me. X) Time management really is a big thing and should not be overlooked, I know I made some small mistakes that ended up costing their share.

I feel like your the first to have actually read the game page :)

Wow, why is that? :o I always read the game pages. There can be important information, while the creator(s) cannot do so in the game jam page (except if using a comment).
It would be ironic, as I was in a massive rush when I did! Although I am always the perfectionist (at the expense of time efficiency).

But anyway, we do plan on releasing lots more content now that the jam is over, so keep an eye out for updates.

Great! :) I will write that down. And maybe also subscribe, although I hope not to get overwhelmed by notifications and so on (I try to focus as much as possible).
Your game is very promising and creative, so I am interested. :)