Super creative, a unique gameplay that is implemented well & very fun. Love that you have to account for both atk & def, because if you are not defending, you can lose valuable health points as there are no healing. 

The presentation is nice & simple. Maybe you could add a bit of enemy's death animation and transition to the next enemy, so the game doesnt just go right back to the action. But thats just me, excellent job!

this was quite a fun game, however the sound-design could use some work. Like maybe some sound when choosing the dice?

and rip num6. never to be seen

This was super fun - thank you!

My only gripe was that sometimes I just couldn't get my mouse to "snap" to the dice I wanted and I would end up clicking a dice I didn't want, which took time that I did not have haha.

Super well done though, seeing such a polished game in a game jam is both inspiring and intimidating. =)

Echoing others who never saw a six, but I liked this take on mitigating RNG through on-the-fly decision-making! Awesome stuff :D

Cool idea and good execution. I like the artstyle and the mechanic that gives you some control over the randomness and risk. Just one question, i made it to level 9 but not once have i seen a 6 being rolled. Is it even possible? But with some post-jam polish it could be a fun little web game, maybe even multiplayer. Good job.

I love this! Played with the concept of seizing the opportunity really well lol

Really nice submission! It felt a bit frustrating to wait for the dice to “pop”, but and the encounters get unbalanced after a bit (even if intentionally so because there is no endgame which… game jam, valid). That said, the need to quickly balance defence and attack while calculating scores, deciding whether to keep or try a reroll in a split second, all felt very satisfying and a cool idea

Some rounds were simply impossible, and I don't think I saw a single six the entire game. However, calculating the sums in your head while picking dice was fun.

Very interesting mechanics, thanks!

Neat idea! I've noticed a running theme of submissions that involve rolling attack/defense.

I wish the combat were a bit faster paced, after a while I felt like I spent most of my time waiting for the 15 second timer to hit.

This game looks very interesting but I found hard to understand mechanics even after reading how to play section. I always prefered to making an tutorial instead of making text to explain how to play. Maybe you can improve your game after jam. I would like to try again ^^ Nice work

I like look of the isometric dice in the center, that was really well pulled off. The gameplay felt a somewhat hindered by how far I had to look to see each set of numbers, as I would have to look at the far left to see my numbers were, the far right to see my enemies, all while manipulating dice in the center. It feels like a minor things typing it out, but it was a lot of necessary information too far apart for my liking. I do like how frantic it is, and when I got into the groove it was really fun!