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I really had fun playing this game! The design is super cute (especially the Yokoton enemies) and it feels really seamless to play (I also appreciated the clear help menu overlay). I like that the dice types are a mix of strategy and chance and have such fun effects. Creative take on the dice theme and feels crazy polished for such a short jam!

I really love this game; it was super satisfying to play and the whole feel of the design, music, animation etc. just gels really well. I can see how people may find it repetitive but I got really addicted to it instead haha

This game looks so cool and the concept is funny! I had some trouble figuring out what the heck was going on at first but that tracks with the theme haha

I'm not sure what the dice really do but the game itself was fun and got quite difficult as it went on :)

This is a nifty little concept and invokes the same energy as when I am trying to swat a cockroach and also flee in terror at the same time. It is a bit samey after a while but I still had fun!

I like this concept! The design gives me nostalgia for playing on my dad's black and white gameboy :D

I like this concept! The design gives me nostalgia for playing on my dad's black and white gameboy :D

I really love this idea! I think this is a fantastic concept for a puzzle game. Other comments noted the dice is a little slow and I don't disagree but I actually  really liked the animation of the dice too. This is such a soothing game and I love the colour scheme.

Love the concept, art and gameplay! Super cool idea. I wasn't sure how far I was progressing (but may be because my browser wigged out and cut off a bit of the game screen). Really enjoyed playing this :)

I love the idea and the art, music and general presentation is super cute! I just found the short timer and prices a bit confusing to absorb all in one go along with concentrating on keeping the monsters apart. In general I think it's a great little game!

I like the concept and I think it would make an addictive mobile game! I did find it a bit difficult to work out the direction buttons but got the hang of it quickly.