Interesting, could you be more specific about floaty? At the moment the air control is 100% what it would be on ground which I'm not in love with, but was time-limited to implement better controls for momentum etc. There is a blaance though, because one of my favourite parts is being able to adjust midair to catch an opportune dice. Thanks for the feedback!
I just want to come back to say this is so far the best thing I've played in the jam. And that I'd 100% pay for a game like this with a more robust world-bit.
Liked the feel of movement. OTherwise, felt pretty bored? Was also weird when all the enemies ended up in one place, so it made my dice look like it was just bouncing off? Also, maybe a bit hard on the post process effects. Not bad though!
Cool presentation. Is the timing for the input stuff wlined up correctly? Felt like I was always missing. Also, does the path account for framerate? felt like it went waaaay too fast. The music was pretty cool too, although it doesn't seem to line up on looping quite correctly.
Shuffleboard, you're speaking my language! And this is great! Could very easily get sucked into a full rogue-like version of this. The only thing I wanted to see added is for the dice to hit each other along like real shuffleboard - oh, and maybe for enemy players to also play dice down, so you could knock their attacks around
Great idea! Execution not amazing though. Art and sound were pretty cool. Agree with others, the mechanic doesn't really make much sense. Maybe would have been better if the roll itself was bigger damage on a cooldown, so that you'd never just choose not to change damage types?
There's not always a route to get to the goal dice , so destroying the level gives you new platforms to get there as well as being able to jump along the falling dice. The risk/reward is also in time taken (would have included a timer for more points per goal if I'd had time) as new platforms/falling dice often provide faster routes than navigating up and over.
