Very clever game! The perfect mix of luck and skill. Loved the art and music!

Suuper Cool Game !! Loved the art and aesthetic :D , and the dialogues were very interesting too !!

Good Stuff overall !! :)))

I want this game to win the jam! I'm usually very critical (especially when it comes to my own games) but yours truly deserves five stars in my eyes.

Absolutely love how the game forces you to think about the positioning. More types of dice and bosses would've made it even better but what you've done in 48 hours is already brilliant.

I also appreciate the little details: the option to see which dice you have left in your bag, and the ability to put the dice you've picked up back without being forced to make the move.

Gameplay was solid but the visual style and music really blew me away.

I found the best die to be the pull, as it was the one that could most often get rid of the corner. Super fun game all around.

That trademark Rad Codex aesthetic, in both the art and the musical choices~ Absolutely love it. The gameplay, however, let me down. The elemental dice really didn't get much of a chance to shine other than Fire, because the play field size was just too limited to really get space for the effects. Fire shone in that situation, however, because you could easily place it adjacent to two enemy dice and just eradicate them, giving you at least one space to place a die that they had, and thus giving you numerical advantage on dice played, which is very hard to overcome. If the enemy used elemental dice against you in return, and the playing field was a bit larger to accomodate the other elements being more useful, though, I'd very much enjoy it more. I also think that having the value of the pips work into if the enemy dice are captured (little like a more simplistic Tetra Master) would have been more fun as well, rather than just having it be end-of-game points in a variant Othello. EDIT: oh, right. Also, a replay button!

Art and music are great. The game is a lot of fun and feels responsive and juicy.  Very neat. 

Great concept, Reversi with power-ups and dice mechanics. Good game design, UI, art, and sound effects (I see you used pre-existing assets, but they fit well).

I only played through once, but it seems that if you're good at capturing opponent's pieces, then the roll of the dice doesn't really matter? It does help if it's a close game though!

I'd try out small tweaks to the GUI, like showing how many dice you have left in the bag, and how many of each type you have. Also I wasn't sure if higher numbers on the powerup dice meant a more powerful effect (can pull, push or destroy more dice/from further away) or just a higher score for that dice. 

Anyway, really impressive, good job!

Amazing game, the concept is very clever and the gameplay works very well.

Sometimes i didn't understand why the enemy stole my dice, but maybe i don't fully understand the sandwich feature.

The game is very polish with good arts and musics .

I really enjoyed it and i'd like to play more. Congrats !

Loved it! I'm really bad at this kind of game though :,) 

Great theme and nice simple concept! Was kinda expecting the master's master to show up and denounce their apprentice as weak and feeble or something ;)

Wow, pretty fun extension of Reversi! like it.

Amazing! Love the art and the gameplay is fire!

Only bad part is that I wanted it to last longer. Awesome job to come up with the concept and implement it in the 48 hours.

The push and pull really add a lot of tatical choice and amazing moments!

Could have an easier explanation of how to play but it's extremely fun and exciting