Awesome mechanic and dialog, had a lot of fun. 

very interesting and refreshingly unique idea!

Cool little game, and nice idea!

really interesting idea to roll a "loaded" die around. lol!
I like that I learned about your process of getting to that idea before I tried it. 

the raspberry sounds gave be a good chuckle. good job on the music, too! hope Mark plays this one.

Great game and a very creative idea!!. I love the concept and puzzles.

So far, this is my favorite game of the jam. I love the presentation, story, game design and puzzle design. You should be proud of this.

Such a creative concept for the jam! Great execution.

The idea and execution is phenomenal! The levels are also really well thought out :)

Cool animation. Well done!

Great game ! I love the idea, and the art is cool too. I like how trap in the die affects our moves on the left part.

Loved it! You got me crackling at the intro, and I really loved playing the game. It made you think, but it was never to hard. The only thing is that I feel that most times I would solve the guy in the box and then the guy outside. The two puzzles weren't usually connected to each other. However, it was still a fantastic game. Wishing you the best of luck!

Cute art and really cool gameplay! I love how you used the die for multiple mechanics (i.e. as a platform, as a weight on buttons, but also as the whole other rolling mechanic for the second component of the game). The two screens with different mechanisms worked really well! (Also, I can't help but note how much this feels like a game made for the DS or the Wii, with an actual good purpose for a multi-screen device.)

I'll note that I think the die was too easy to roll -- I could basically just tap right and then it would tip over without moving very far at all, which, in my opinion, limited the multi-screen gameplay into a "do one, then do the other" affair. If you need to be more careful about where you have space to roll it far enough, there might be more things you can do in terms of level design.

(Is it just me, or does this game essentially also fit like two of the previous GMTK Jams' themes? Specifically Joined Together [for the die in one screen being attached to the die in the other] and Dual-purpose Design [for the multiple uses of the die]?)

A charming puzzle-platformer! My only complaint is that the screenshake in the story is too intense

super creative! i really like the little mushroom dude

Nice Game!