I really enjoyed playing through the game! I liked that luck didn't influence the gameplay too much - the player still has to choose where they want to move. With more levels and mechanics, the game could easily become a full release! Really liked the art and music, too.

This is a very clever interpretation of a turn-based movement, thanks! I got hooked getting to the third dungeon, the difficulty curve increased greatly there, would love for it to be a bit more smooth. Everything feels very coherent and it's one of my favs from this jam!

The rules of the game might be presented a bit more clear, but I can't figure out specific recommendations.

The six doubles bonus is a very nice touch, this is what makes games juicy hehe. Subscribed in case it will be updated!

Definitely a interesting twist on the moving dice formula in this one.  Especially adding in multiple die and them giving multiple choices gives a nice extra bit of strategy to the movement.

As well as trying to work around the enemies cause they're an interesting obstacle.  If a bit vague in the ways that they're going to move sometimes.

Could possibly show the direction they're planning to move as well as their amount they'll move above their head.  To avoid the clutter of paths.  Though, could be fine to do paths from them to where they're going.  It would depend so either could work.

Also different enemies running off of different dies could be an interesting addition. Though that's a bit more variety than I'd expect in a jam it could be a cool post jam update to mix up the interactions a bit.  Having to work around someone with a larger die and the ability to catch up, quite quickly.  Possibly with a cooldown between rolls of a few turns or something?  Though that would more fit a combat system rather than the sort of "avoid the enemies" that there is currently.

Overall a interesting twist on a lot of the jam ideas throughout and a nice set of mechanics.

Liked the game a lot! There are some rooms for improvement in my opinion, with the RNG for example - the player's movement is almost entirely based on it. However, you did try to balance it out and gave the player more control by providing extra dice roll pickups throughout difficult/tedious levels. Props to you for that!

Also, it might have been a very nice QoL improvement if you added some kind of UI that shows the action of the enemies - that way, the player would not have to guess whether the enemies are going to ram at them next turn or not!

The art and audio is pretty decent as well. Good job!

Good use of theme. Small bug: The enemy can land on and walk behind the exit sprite. Fun game but a little too reliant on random. I wish I could strategize my movement around the enemy but its movement is erratic. Level 3 was basically impossible to beat unless I only need one of the 2 keys? I thought the door sprite was a barrel. Pressing R for reroll is weird because R is usually reserved for Respawn/Restart in games. I would use Space key or another key instead. I liked collected dice and getting free extra rolls. Good work making the game very easy to understand and play. Solid foundation. Curious to see an expansion with more mechanics, enemy types, and levels. Good job.

At first I thought it would be a simple “roll to move” style game, but I was pleasantly surprised in the later levels! A good mix of randomness and strategy. Sometimes I felt like the dice screwed me over - especially when trying to fit into a small gap. I also wished the enemies either still moved while you were waiting, or showed their next move, because I found it hard to strategize around them.

Nice job!

I like it!  However, I think having the enemies stop until you roll but being able to move while you are rolling between positions doesn't feel right. They should either be on a completely separate timer or take completely separate turns, because otherwise it's almost impossible to predict whether a move near them is wise or not.

Fun little game! I agree that the dice rolling is a bit too punishing. Maybe it would be better if you started with 2 dice? Although that would make it less exciting to pick up another, of course. Well put together!

Pretty nice concept! The movement may be a bit too luck dependent though which doesn't feel the greatest. One time I was trapped in a corner while the enemy was moving around around me. The having two different options or more to move negates this a bit but its still a bit present. The music restarting on every level also became very annoying. On unity the best way to counter this tends to be make the object your track is on be DontDestroyOnLoad so that it continues through levels

This game is well done all over. Really nice concept, could maybe use some more content in terms of variability, but it did great in the stuff there was. Love it. Great job!

I got stuck in the level where there's 2 keys for the first time for the longest while, because I thought I had to get both! I guess it's my bad for expecting both of them to be necessary :D

Overall a cool game, I like it when I have multiple dice to make a choice with. I would've appreciated an auto-roll feature, I'm not sure if it added much to have to press R every now and then. It would become a one-button game, and that's nice!

I have seen the 'randomize movement' approach in various games in this jam. This game takes it one step further, introducing this mechanic in a dungeon exploring scenario where you have to collect items and avoid enemies. This puts a much needed  twist to it and is very clever! Had fun playing it! Good job!

Nice little puzzler, fun and addictive to get to another level ...

Fun idea that felt pretty polished. I think the gameplay was a little bit too random at times, since obviously the die rolls were random. I agree that autoroll would be a very good addition. Overall, though, really nice work :)

Nice game! Very cool art and music. I find the last level cheallenging enough. A thing I would like to see it's the autoroll. Becouse the player is gonna roll the dice every turn it make sense to not make him push a button for that. Overall, great game :)

The art is pretty and the music is really cool! The movement idea is rather bittersweet because sometimes the randomness of it seems unfair. Also, I did not understand enemies' movement, I felt like the times I made it through a stage were pretty random since enemies could have me killed sometimes but they just decided to move away.

I think the idea is fairly fresh, but I found it somewhat punishing, because sometimes the roll outcomes resulted in a situation where I couldn't do anything to save myself (all options resulted in me dying).  I think you could deal with that in two ways: rig the RNG or allow rerolling the dice (but still using up a roll). 

As mentioned in other comments, I think it could help if enemy movement was more predictable because there's almost no way to make strategic choices otherwise.

Also, a minor issue: the music was restarting with each level restart, and that felt a bit annoying.

On a positive note, I liked the music and visuals, and the game has a fair bit of polish. I think if you deal with the stuff I mentioned you'll get a really nice game.

Unfortunatly the game doesn’t work on macOS Safari :/