Outstanding aesthetics, compelling gameplay, decisions to make with each upgrade impacting the gameplay in its own way... This game is an absolute winner! I love it!

I would play it for a lot longer, however at some point I ran into this bug where an enemy spawned out-of-bounds. I assume it fell to a lower Z-level than the table is on. I couldn't shoot it and it couldn't shoot me. If that's the case, a ten second fix would be to ask Enemy.Update() if the enemy is on the usually inaccessible Z level 0. If it is, delete it and spawn another enemy.

Fix that bug, and you'll have a game that I'd want to play for hours. Amazing job, team!

I love the aesthetics of the game! I think i played to level 13 or something like that until i felt like there was nothing else to see.

I wish there was more to do than just to upgrade firerate and movespeed. it felt like i never really did anything other than holding down the mousebutton until everything was gone, and i'm not sure it felt that satisfying.

would love to revisit after a couple of bugfixes and maybe some more content! :D

I loved the soundtrack and visuals. The gameplay is engaging, the difficulty is just right. 

However, there were a couple minor things: the projectiles seemed to fly through the enemies sometimes, perhaps the collider for these is small or something. Also, I had some difficulties aiming at the enemies. Not sure what it is, either the size of the enemies or perhaps the projectiles fly straight out of the staff which is a bit to the side?  Maybe it's just my skills though.

Loved the voice lines by the way. Amazing game overall!

Nicely done team! This is a super polished game for 48 hours, be proud!

I got to round 9 before I called it quits. The difficulty seemed to ramp up quite a bit, but I got the gist of it. There were two things that made this feel a little awkward for me. 1st is the fire rate - a game about shooting should feel good to shoot, but you make the player invest time and effort into making it feel "less bad" for most of the game. Even after getting the cost close to 50, it still didn't feel good. And 2 (closely tied to that) is that the hit boxes felt off for enemies. There were many times where I thought my shot went right through an enemy instead of hitting it. It was unclear if this was intentional or something. I also noticed that you could sometimes hit a die before it fully spawned. It just seemed inconsistent. Again, i'm not sure if that's a 48 hour programming side-effect, or the result of some design decision that I didn't understand. 

Outside of shooting, the controls feel pretty good. Nice and responsive. It took me a little bit to understand what "betting yourself when killing an enemy meant" but once I figured it out I had a good time trying to figure out the best positioning to maximize my income. I liked standing between 4 numbers and just focusing on those 4, not worrying about the other 2. I think that was my favorite part of the game. This gave the twinstick shooter genre a reason to care about positioning BESIDES cover/dodging, which I really liked. Very clever. 

Oh, and here's my obligatory art praise - y'all knocked it out of the park on art and graphics. The dice enemies are a little difficult to read sometimes and the colors are a bit too similar, but the overall aesthetic is phenomenal. Well done!

Keep making games y'all. You rock!

edit - came here from syafire's stream. thanks for the recommendation!

Whoa, the visuals and audio is absolutley stunning and the gameplay feels really tight and fun!

Great work people! :D

Very cool! The aesthetic is brilliant!

Fantastic gameplay, aesthetic and music! Really fun to play!

I love the whole vibe and aesthetic of the game. Perfect balance of upgrades and wave progressions. Beautifully done. Excellent work, guys!

This was a fun game, well done! I particularly liked the aesthetics of the game space - the fact that the enemies were actually being rolled, that you could see the hands of the goblins, that they were commenting on how you were doing, it made for a really strong experience. I loved the progression as more and more enemies showed up on later waves, it led to some pretty tense bullet-hell-esque encounters! The upgrades were a nice way to add progression as well, and I would love to see those expanded upon - something like chance based upgrades, like critical hits or different effects based on the tile you were on, would've been an awesome feature to see. I can understand why they might not have been added, though, particularly seeing how much time went into the rest of the design! The graphics were very well made, I really love the pink and yellow (is it yellow? or orange?) colour scheme, and the combination pixel art-3D design works surprisingly well, so very well done on getting that to work! And the sound design was great; I loved the voice acting, and the music was a great fit with the gameplay. I'd love to see what this game could be with even more content added, like new enemies, new environments, new mechanics - it's a solid foundation that's also fun to play, so you should be proud of having made it! Well done!

Great game, pretty and fun! You managed to make a pretty good difficulty curve! Great job!

Great work on the visuals! Hitboxes could be more forgiving, and UI felt a tad unresponsive, but overall the game has clear potential

What a great aesthetic! Everything about the audio and visuals was really on point, even the voice acting which is surprising for a jam game. The waves and upgrades made for a nice flow, even if the mechanics were pretty simple. While the betting mechanic doesn't really come through, I like where you guys were going with it - splitting the players attention between fighting enemies and engaging with the board mechanic seems like a good direction to go. What if you could only defeat enemies on a certain number? Or staying on certain numbers presented some sort of hazard? 

Overall, a great submission!

Excellent execution of a simple concept. I loved how each wave steadily escalated the enemy variety and the chaos. Very impressive style and polish too.

I like the colors and the art definitely has personality. It's a fun little romp, I got to round 14 before I got clobbered. 

Enemy variety is decent. Gameplay isn't terribly original though, but that's fine. I would've liked to see some more wacky upgrades to get rather than simple buffs, but it was a short jam so eh. I feel the aim is off from the mouse so it was unnecessarily difficult to aim, as well as the projectiles just seeming to occasionally phase through enemies, and the sticky wall geometry all take away from it a bit. Also I feel the dice theme is pretty weak here, the enemies are dice and it's aesthetically dice adjacent but that's about it. I get you get more money if you kill on the right spots, but the feedback for this is kinda weak so it feels like nothing is happening, and I thought at first the dice had to be on the square but its the other way around. It doesn't feel like the most engaging risk mechanic, and the game gets so chaotic there's not really time to be trying to kill enemies in specific spots y'know. Past a certain point you're much better off trying to kill everything as fast as possible. Maybe feels kinda like the mechanics are having an identity crisis. 

Oh and the music bopped, and the voice clips were fun, wish there were more of them. Good job though, it's good to learn from where you went wrong, but it was still fun after all. So everyone that worked on this should be proud

Really fun and addicting!

Awesome presentation all round and pretty addictive gameplay, great work! The one thing I felt is the difficulty could perhaps be ramped up earlier as I personally felt like I didn't need to spend any money on upgrades for a while :)

One of the best games that I’ve rated during this game jam! Sound and music are awesome! Same are the graphics, I just love some pixel art mixed with 3d objects. Overall, this game is awesome!