I really liked the clean explanation of how to play it. One small problem was the collisions with the dice not working 100% of the time but overall it is playable.

When you are int he chamber with 3 enemies and you have 3 dices here, having always the popup to decide what dice to keep is quite frustrating. Maybe auto-switch the dices that are of the same type.

Congrats on finishing and submitting your game!

I liked the goofy programmer art. Simple sprites and animations often work the best! It's charming, too. I got stuck on the second level. I couldn't kill the black pawns quickly enough with the given dice. I don't know if they keep spawning or what, but I got overwhelmed. 

Having dice with blank sides really hurts this design, I think. You might be better served by having weak dice (1-1-1-1-2-3) or something. Especially on level 1, you can spend quite a lot of time doing nothing trying to kill one enemy which is not a good player experience. Randomness can be used in games, but it still has to feel good and the blank faces miss the mark on this. Retrieving the dice also felt a little cumbersome. If the enemies were a tad slower, it might work, but as it is, the mechanic didn't feel very good. 

Good job on your game and keep making games!

The core gameplay loop was simple and satisfying. Reminds me a little of Hades' cast mechanic. I liked the flow of the first level and how it introduced the main elements of the game. Being able to pick up two dice with different damage multipliers/effects gave the game more depth, would love to see this explored more. I think the enemies were supposed to be pawns or maybe Sorry! game pieces, but they looked pretty phallic which made me laugh. Overall good job, this was fun to play, would just want more beyond the tutorial and seemingly endless 2nd level. And of course bonus points are awarded for having such a brilliant title : )

I like it. Style reminds me of OG Gauntlet. The idea of having different weapons as dice with different pips is cool, good creative space to explore there. Props to the dev(s) for including a full tutorial level- that's a tough thing to do on a short deadline. 

Cool concept, would love to see it fleshed out more. Odd choice for the floor color, and the dice sometimes wouldnt hit, but still a nice job!