| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Presentation | #1017 | 3.636 | 3.636 |
| Overall | #1372 | 3.288 | 3.288 |
| Enjoyment | #1454 | 3.091 | 3.091 |
| Creativity | #2004 | 3.136 | 3.136 |
Ranked from 22 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does your game fit the theme?
The core gameplay is rolling a dice to solve puzzles, the round dragon (my already exist OC character) is also called Rolly :P
Did your team create the vast majority of the art during the 48 hours?
We created the vast majority of the art during the game jam
Did your team create the vast majority of the music during the 48 hours?
We created the vast majority of the music during the game jam
The concept is nice, and the tutorial eases you in just right, but I think these kind of puzzles lend themselves better to 3d. In 2d it is just too difficult to know which "direction" your dice is in without rolling around to see the side faces.
The theme is cool, so is the art, and I like that there is a motivation to accomplish the puzzle for the sake of dear Rolly.
Good job !
FREE MY BOY ROLLY
Anyway, it's a really nice concept that would be even better with an indicator showing you what face you'll roll into. I had this problem with my game as well, so I made some UI to show the players their next step. Otherwise, it's really fun and pretty challenging.
nice job :)
I think there's a bit of a disconnect between understanding the faces and which ones are on the sides. If there was an indicator of what number I would be rolling into, then I think I could make smarter choices without having to check the different sides of the dice manually. That's just me though and it could be something that I alone am struggling with. The game does a great job of thoughtfully placing numbers in ways that only require a single move or two to properly line up for and there are plenty of strategies to get a number you want like keeping it on a side that you never flip. Fun strategies here for sure and I hope you do something with the concept in a future update or sequel. Good job!
Soo cute but why did they lock Rolly up :,(
I know it is top down but I wish I could see the sides of the die, because tbh I (and pobably a lot of other people) don't know the layout of a 6 sided dice from memory. Otherwise fine work indeed!
Very cute art! Many games this jam did something similar, but I found the concept very tough to really grasp and have a good strategy for.
Cool art and pretty simple puzzle. Still hard for me to get the correct number though. For me, the game pace is pretty slow. Overall, great game
cool! I had hard time figuring out that the number needs to face downward which made id very confusing. overall nice concept!
I absolutely adore rolly! So cute! the game is very good too since the puzzle mechanics are easy to understand, to follow and to achieve. Sound and music is good too. This could be a great casual puzzle game. Set rolly free! Set rolly free! Set rolly free! 5/5/5
Stay crunchy.
I like the game, but like others have said, the dice rolling is just way too slow to the point of being tedious. I do like the artwork, although the mesh between the clean drawings and the completely different look of the tiles looks a bit off at times.
good game, I like the concept of the dice being 3D, I think the music fits in amazingly and I like the art, one thing I would have liked change is the speed of the dice rolling.
I agree with Morgan, I soon realised that when you imagine the dice in 3D, it becomes a game about careful management of dice and experimentation.
Pretty fun, but it's hard to get a hand of how movement affects the die's number.
Also, +1 for dragons :3
This is a cool concept, I like how it gets you thinking about the die in 3D. I think it might be worth having the tile on the floor match the number thats facing up instead of down, its harder when you have to match it while down but I'm not sure it's actually different in terms or how you position it, it just requires you to hold the numbers in your head.
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