Thanks! I tried to make them as polished as I could. Yeah, I had a friend do the music and he did a v good job. My original idea was too big, it's basically the same game but with the added feature of using the dice to expand the board. Time restrictions meant that I had to cut that (this took way more code than I originally thought, and I spent most of the jam looking at VS) in favour of having a more polished game. Also I didn't have time to make the AI use the chips, which makes it kinda easy ( and bland). If this was a 72h jam, the game would have been much better imo but I'm still pretty happy nevertheless. 

Cheers! I spent a lot of time on polish etc. Honestly true, I don't think I explored enough into the dice theme, but I'm still happy with the end product. I've leant too hard into the theme in previous jams, and ended up with something I'm less happy with because I restricted myself instead of using it as a spawn of creativity. 

This kind of game is something I've never made before, so I'm pretty inexperienced at "guiding" the player in games like this. I could definitely have done a better job. Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

Cheers, I spent a lot of time just polishing. Honestly not too bothered, I'd rather it be too easy than too hard (especially since it's a game jam game)

Thanks! :)

Thanks! Honestly I was thinking about something similar before (basically tic tac toe but you can expand the board) and I also wanted to do something that nobody else would do. While generic, I'm happy with the visuals and my friend did a v good job with the music.

God I'll try make online multiplayer, might be kinda hard tho. Yeah, they were supposed to be vague but not hard to read, I'll use fonts next time. Thanks for the kind words!! 

Thanks! I tried to make it as polished as I could. I think it would be more balanced if the AI could use the chips, but I didnt have time to do that in the jam. 

Thanks!! Definitely worth the lost sleep imo. Honestly the AI surprised me a bit, the way I coded it was kinda janky and I didn't really expect it to work, until I tested it for the first time and I struggled to win against it. Yeah, I'll have a go at making a 2 player mode.

Thanks! My original idea was way cooler, basically rolling a dice would expand the board by a square, which would have been a lot more hectic (I didn't think I had the time to make that work, so I didn't do it) 

Thanks! The art was kinda rushed, which is why its a tad simplistic, but I'm rlly glad people seem to like it :) I definitely think it would be better if the AI used the chips, but I didn't really have enough time to make that work.

I tried the AI using the chips, but I couldn't really make it work from a design standpoint, as it made the gameplay feel a bit too random and not especially fun. I'm sure I could implement it while also making it balanced and fun, but the timeframe was too small to experiment (making board games takes more code than I thought). Thank you! I tried to add as much polish as I could.

Thanks! Thick outlines go a long way, its like make-up for pixel art. My intention was to make the rules slightly vague so the player would have to figure it out a bit, but yeah I think it would be better to be more explicit (ill change the itch page). 

Thanks!! Honestly I'm not too bothered about it not being especially challenging - I'd like it to be harder but I think for a jam game being too easy is better than being too hard.  Cheers, honestly the art is more rushed that what I'd normally do since this took way more programming than any other game I've made cus the whole game is basically made up of 3 systems that all have to interact.  Tysm for the kind words :)