Thank you! We are really glad to hear that you liked the game!
For what it's worth, the character in this build is a D3. A D4 would be a pyramid (or 4 sided "crystal"), and would definitely not rotate correctly for what we did here lol. But future builds will have a few different dice, including a D2, and a D4/D6 (there is some debate on which, or both lol)

I'm glad that you enjoyed the game!
One of the things we're going to work on, is making controlling the player "feel" better overall. We had a jump in the very early testing, but it kinda went against what we wanted in level design, so I'm not sure if that'll come back, but possibly it could after some overall re-working.
Thank you so much for the feedback!

Thank you! Yeah, we are largely revamping stuff about how the game "feels" to play for future builds. We appreciate the feedback!

Haha, yeah, that level specifically had a last minute change because of the difficulty. The beginning was definitely the "most difficult" part, but the original ending version required the player to ride up a series of geysers, with the Die Shard being really high up in the air; this was changed because potentially failing that after already dealing with the first part was considered too frustrating. We're planning on continuing the game, and in the future the player is not going to need to do such difficult levels at such an early point in the game though!
Thank you for playing our game, and we appreciate the feedback!

My original plan going forward was just to introduce the Slopes more gradually, so that a player isn't forced to interact with them until the are more experienced with using them in-general; however, if it's too tedious for people, then I'll see if maybe I can add a special interaction, so that the slopes help with the flip. Thank you for the feedback! And I'm sorry that it was too difficult : )

Yeah, that's definitely been most people's biggest struggle it seems. You can move quickly to the Slope, then bonk on it and immediately go in the opposite direction, which will cause the player to make a flip.
With the very small playtesting we got in before we needed to submit, we found that that could stump people, and the geysers/launch pads could be a bit much, which is why we chose to add the "skip level" button lol

I'm glad that you enjoyed playing the game overall though, and we appreciate the feedback!

Thank you!

Thank you! We are already working on improving the controls for a build after the jam ends. And yeah, Oracle of Seasons is one of my favorite games, and I'm still amazed that there aren't many games that use similar mechanics.

I'm glad you enjoyed it, and thank you for the feedback!
We definitely would have benefit from having more play-testers before submitting-- we actually made a last-minute change to make the Geyser level easier *and* add a Skip Level button, after having a couple of friends play it and getting completely stuck ;p;

I'm glad that you enjoyed it! We actually were aware of both of those bugs, but during the jam, we weren't sure how to fix them. This was both of our first time making a game in Unity (or anywhere for that matter lol), so there was a lot of learning on-the-fly, without a lot of time to bug-hunt non-critical stuff. Since then though, we have learned how to fix the tile lines, and while we still don't know why "The Winter Bug" (as we call it) exists, we did figure out a work-around that appears to prevent it from happening!
We are also going to update the movement overall for future releases, and have currently already adjusted the Launch Pads so that they feel a lot better, and better fine-tuning the player's core movement is going to be a focus at some point.

We really appreciate all of the feedback and bug reports! Thank you a bunch!

Thank you! I'm glad that you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I'm glad that you enjoyed it!

I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it, and that my efforts in finding music that worked were not in vein! As far as our plans for the future of this game go, we do want to continue it to help us learn more, and two of our biggest priorities are making more complex and bettering feeling controls, as well as having levels that better teach mechanics so that people are not actually forced to use a mechanic that they haven't had a chance to learn about. (For what it's worth, you can flip yourself on the Slopes by bonking into them quickly, and then immediately going the opposite direction.) Thank you a lot for the feedback!

Thank you for the Love! We definitely wanted to do something with the theme that wasn't focused on the randomness, since we figured that would be the main way that people incorporated the theme, and I'm glad that it seemed to work out! Hopefully we'll find the time to continue with the game, and release a future version that does have the polish that it's needing. I'm glad that you enjoyed it, and appreciate the feedback!

Thank you! Despite being so involved in modding stuff, I haven't actually done much code-related stuff in years, so this was certainly a challenge, and a really fun way to get back into it. I'm also not surprised to see you here too considering how much work I've seen you do in a short period of time before lol

I'm glad that you enjoyed it! That means a lot coming from someone that made such a fun game themselves!