Glad you liked it :)  Hope you had a great time :)

Thank you so much for the kind words!

Thank you for the kind words!

Glad you enjoyed the game!

Thanks for trying ours, will have a look :)

Hey thanks for the feedback! Yeah the texts are a bit slow, we didn't have time to test it too much

Thank you glad you like it!

I wish we could upload a new version to get rid of the repeating dialogues, that’s the only bug we got so far, plus a small typo 😭

Thanks for your kind words!

Thank you for playing, and for your nice feedback !
Actually, we do agree with you on that point! And that's what it was doing, like 10min before the deadlines: the dialogs would only appear once, when you first enter a room. But during these 10 min, we fixed a bug that would crash the game, and our fix introduced that the dialogs would repeat :/ We didn't have the time to fix it unfortunately! (but at least the game isn't crashing anymore)

So that's why ahah ! Thank you again <3

Ahah, you won't be surprised if I tell you we thought about it for a split second :p

Thank you for playing! <3

Thank you so much for playing !

Thank you for your comment!

Choosing between relying on randomness and loading the dice was a tough decision we had to make during our brainstorming session at the start of the jam, and I’m glad that we kept the randomness in, it keeps the players on the edge – but as a result, balancing was a bit more difficult :)

Yeah, those pesky last-minute bugs! ;(

Many thanks for your feedback, yes we are very proud! I haven’t encountered a similar game yet, but I’ll keep playing the submissions.

Thank you!

Hey there, thank you so much for your feedback and for playing <3

I see what you mean ! Gameplay is indeed minimal, we really took the liberty to make a narrative game, so the interest of the experience comes from the dialogues, the universe and the different dices (and their personnality). But I get your point, indeed !

Thank you again <3

Thank you so much for your feedback! Thanks for playing <3

Well first of all, thank you so much for playing and for that awesome feedback!!! <3

I completely get what you are saying. The actual gameplay was born between a wish of a part of the team to have 'dynamic' dice rolls (hence, luck) and an other part of the team to have rolls 'predefined' or 'less important' (hence reducing the possible frustration).

From here, the idea to have multiple dice, which each one being able to roll different values, was a good compromise: it was luck, yes, but the player would be able to chose which die to play and when, hence being able to craft a strategy. Sometimes, the perfect strategy would fail, but a perfect strategy would have statistically less chance of failing than a random one. (that's why there are 8 dices in the game, to have multiple ways of strategizing the gameplay)!

However, I get what you are saying, even with this strategic aspect, luck, and therefore, failing are a part of the deal: sometimes, you fail even though you had a good strategy, and you can't do anything about it. Let's say it's a design choice aha we wanted to keep the randomness of the dice game, but also give our players a way to strategize!

...Woosh I was WAY too long ahah

Thank you again for your kind words!

That's a very nice feedback, thank you ! And thanks so much for playing <3

Hey there ! Thank you for playing !
Well yes, there is a fair amount of luck. However, the dices in the game (the 8 dices!) are here to help reducing that 'luck window'. Skills then comes from chosing the best dice combination to optimize your roll. (If you want an even number, it's a 100% chance with the Even dice, and 50% chance with D6 for example)!

I get what you are saying though, but this system really worked with us, as it allowed to maintain luck in a dice based game, but also inducing people's skill in chosing the best combination !

Thanks for your feedback!