Nice base for a desktop dice fighting game, not that much variety in the actions but the game has a very good base to improve upon.
I liked the visuals, SFX and music quite a bit.

Do continue working on this.

Very cool idea, it just needs a little more to be great.

I think what the game lacks is more interesting decisions. Right now you can choose to attack or roll (and who to attack of course), but there's not much oomf behind those choices.

You could for instance add a mechanic that made some dice deal more damage the more of the same kind that are on the board. Or you could add a die that changes face when used. When it's used it deals a lot of damage, but when it's just staying on that face, it buffs adjacent dice.

Maybe more mechanics would show up if I played it more, but I bailed after a short time, as I already found it a bit tedious I'm afraid.

All this is to say I think the idea is super promising, and I wish you had done more with it, especially since the execution is prettey great already.

love it

Can be extremly annoying when an ennemy rolls you into anything but a solider.

Solider is OP by the way.

Really cool game , loved the art style , and unique gameplay , loved the itch.io page too ! good stuff overall !!

Great idea and effective design for such a short timespan, the art really shines too!

Like others said, it was a bit lacking in depth but of course 48 hours is way too short. The art style is great and the game is incredibly polished!

loved the art style, presentation and music, would love it even more if you added a bit more of a 'skill' element to the gameplay, kind of felt like i was spamming attack, with no real thought and it was working

Incredible art! Wish there were more levels!!

The presentation is amazing. I love the handwritten board game like art style of everything. The shop was a really cool add too

Impressive, and easy to understand, while it is complex!

Congratulations!

Looks very impressive! Feels complex too - not to the point of being unapproachable, but, maybe, some simpler presentation or a more nuanced tutorial could've helped.  But again, extremely impressive!