| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Presentation | #339 | 4.135 | 4.135 |
| Overall | #1183 | 3.362 | 3.362 |
| Enjoyment | #1574 | 3.043 | 3.043 |
| Creativity | #2629 | 2.908 | 2.908 |
Ranked from 141 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?
You play as a dice
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 used pre-existing audio
It's a fun puzzle game, with its own identity =)
A lot of games went with this gameplay, but yours has a little story instead of a blank die on a blank board, so it stands out from the crowd thanks to this!
I really liked Gnargle follow the die in the background, and the plucked string victory sound ^^
Good submission! =)
Very relaxing and enjoyable game. I had fun with the puzzles. Good job
First off, the windows build didn't work for me (HTML5 was fine), something about a PCK file?
I had fun playing it! It was a weird juxtaposition between the fantastic mid-century modern look of Gnargle and the title screen, and then the pixel text of the UI? It sounded lovely though!
Nice game!
Ooops, I never actually tried Windows — I only have Mac, but I hoped Godot would do the right thing. Glad I uploaded HTML5, hopefully most people would play that. You are also absolutely right about pixel font — we started from pixel art but then decided against it. Having enough time, we would certainly change the font and probably level select screen
Super cool style -- love the aesthetic and having Gnargle watch your every move definitely added to the fun. Not being able to see adjacent faces of the die made it more challenging to solve some of the later levels, I usually find myself kinda guessing until it eventually works which seems to be common for this kind of puzzle. Maybe introducing a sort of "par" system would encourage players to solve each level with as few moves as possible. Overall a really polished game that was fun to play, nice work!
Indeed our game is quite similar! I really loved the art, animations and the story! The puzzles are real solid and a real joy to play! Seeing Gnargle twerk was real eye candy :-). For people who don't really know their dice, it would have been cool to have the option to preview the other sides of the die, but I guess this is part of the challenge! It is a lovely game about constipation... oh I mean "Roll of the dice" :-) Really awesome work!
Great artstyle and ambiance. One of the best takes on this gameplay on the jam, congrats !
This idea is thoroughly explored in this jam. This particular take on it is really, really polished. The gameplay is really chill and the animations are super smooth. A very professional game!
Nice game! The art and animation is stunning, and the sound effects are super crisp. I also like how once you trigger the switch to green, it doesn't change back, which is something I found frustrating in a lot of other games. One thing I do wish though is to be able to see the other sides of the die. Of course, it can be reasoned out relatively easily but doing so takes a bit of the brain power away from solving the puzzle. Overall, this is a very solid game and I enjoyed playing it. Great job!
Wow love the art! I especially thought the opening cutscene was a really nice touch. We did something similar but having to roll and get multiple goals was a unique twist! Good job!
Of all the games I've played with this concept this has been the best presentation!
The art is so good - such a strong sense of style, with a wonderful opening cutscene, and the wonderful details of the eyes following the die as you roll around. I also love the typeface for the titles!
I really enjoyed that the sense of humour managed to carry over into the gameplay, with little details like the level where you could just roll right to get all of the dice immediately right up until the last one genuinely making me laugh :)
Amazing work on the art. Reminded me of Monsters inc. I love the eyes following the dice. Great job.
Cute artstyle! I've seen games with a similar gameplay idea but I really like the execution of this one.
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