Using dice for jump height is quite original and the game in total is a lot of fun. The sound design and graphics are cool, too—if only I weren't stuck in Dungeon 10, but I’m sticking with it!

Love the art, sfx and the varying little tunes. The game is super stylized and polished! For some reason it took me a way too long to figure out how to beat level 10, but that might have been a me problem lol.

A minor gripe I have is that I didn't love the feel of the base platforming, IMO it feels a bit heavy and slow, and I think that works better in Raid on Rabbit because the platforming is so rigid that every jump must be pre-calculated; it takes on a whole different flow from a typical platformer, whereas the platforming in Dicey Dicey Devil to me falls awkwardly somewhere between rigid and fluid in comparison. I actually kinda wonder how the dice jumping might have felt if it appeared in RoR!

BUT the levels kept things interesting with quite a few introductions of new mechanics and clever blends with existing ones that kept me having fun most of the time with maybe a few annoying moments. Can't believe the number of interesting levels designed so quickly. Really impressive overall!

Very nice game, I really like the idea of associating the jump with the number on the dice. The art is really beautiful and the music has the right mood for relaxing and focusing.

I like that this game maintained the same spirit of Raid on Rabbit with all the background music variations and cute game over screens.  The multi-height jump system was interesting and more forgiving than Raid on Rabbit :)