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I can see everything in fullscreen, cheers! Nice puzzle design and artwork! My dice cube became gradually separated from the grid on the floor though and it became impossible to progress after the second door though

Nice concept and good character art. Player and enemy movement speed needs to increased significantly.

This game is a huge stretch to fit the theme (really has nothing to do with dice). The minimap and text rendering are nice (although mine is also cut-off in browser mode). I went north and "talked" with Milon Yewcourt, but my interaction ended immediately when he said "Evening". Is there something I'm supposed to type in response? I tried many things, but it just kept kicking me back out the stage screen. Retyping his entire name every time was very tedious as well

Unfortunately the game just loads me into and empty background screen and I can't interact with anything (I'm playing through the browser) :(

It took me awhile to realize that I'm supposed to cut along the red lines, but it was a nice gameloop once I realized that. Killer artstyle and music! I think it's a little bit of a stretch to match the theme though

Movement controls and player animations are very nice! There wasn't much gameplay to be had here though. I think you should have the combo graphic stay on the screen for a few more seconds, currently it's almost illegible.

Great idea! Nice use of the theme. The controls felt a little stiff and I wish the random power activated immediately on the dice roll rather than trying to time the cooldown. Nice animation of the dice rolling.

How does this interact with the dice theme at all? Why do you only have 6 shots with the toilet paper? I do like how enemies don't immediately cause a "game over" state on impact, but rather pile up and cause you to become immobile.

The dice theme isn't really engaged with at all in the game (dice faces on the floor could easily be replaced by numbers). Gameplay is repetitive and uninteresting. The animations of the ball and trail are nice and controls feel responsive though!