Really, really awesome! It’s not only fully playable but already really fun - and I can clearly see the vision behind it! :) Once a second skull appeared on a die, the push-your-luck mechanic became way more interesting. And I just love the art style, especially the knockback animation. So cool!

Really cool idea but above all a fantastic implementation and presentation! It looks and feels great. Nice work!

This game is awesome! The visuals are really nice, the game itself is really enjoyable. And it fits the theme very well.

For a first game jam, you did more than great.

P.S. I really like how the less health you have, the closer you are to the edge.

Really enjoyed your game! It’s a clever and fun take on the theme, with visuals and gameplay that blends great in a charming way. The scope is spot-on for a jam—manageable but with plenty of potential to expand further. One idea could be to add more dice types tied to different spells or effects, which might bring even more variety and strategy into play. 

Very nice and short dice game. I liked it but I did not understand why I should stop rolling the dice before I got 2 skulls. I did not want to add another dice which had a skull on it though...  Could become an addictive game.

very nice post-processing ! 

This game nailed it on the idea of risk it for the biscuit. I kept pushing my luck trying to one shot my enemy and it eventually got me when I rolled 3 Skulls!

The game doesn't seem to scale correctly in the browser, and I don't download jam games unfortunately. 😓😓

I recognize this problem in Godot, you can fix it by changing some of the display settings inside your project settings.

I think it's scaling to viewport and then reducing the viewport size into something that will fit in the browser.

Good concept and well done! Just a pity the browser version had some sizing issues.

Hey, for some reason the game wasn't correctly fit into the game window on the page, and the downloadable version is the WebGL build, not an executable. It seems like a very minor mistake so I'll wait on rating it till then, I know being a solo developer is incredibly tough, and the game looks interesting, and fun, but I want to be able to experience it in the correct aspect ratio. 

EDIT: This game is one of the best I have played so far. I found myself smiling the entire time. The second round I got very lucky and was able to one shot the opponent which felt very good. Overall a great and fun game, very creative! This is absolutely the strongest solo developed game I've played, its truly great!

Great fun! Love how the dice are presented in the tray when you roll them, and how they bounce off each other. 

I did notice that after I completed round 7 and chose my reward (+1 max Skull), the next opponent did not appear. Maybe that is the end of the game, if not a bug?

Good game! I ended up playing for quite a while without even noticing, haha. Maybe one critique could be that the gameplay mostly comes down to rolling dice until you get two skulls (possibly one-shotting the enemy). The only real moment where you have to decide whether to take a risk or keep going is when you’re unlucky enough to roll two skulls in a row and don’t have a shield to protect yourself. But even with that, the game is fun, so excellent work!