A nice expansion on the idea of rolling a die, probably the most mechanics I've seen in this genre so far. The levels are cleverly made, which is most impressive for a spacial puzzle game made in such a short time.
Thank you very much for the detailed feedback, most of the bugs are caused by the auto-rotation algorithm, that I've spent too much time on figuring out, and probably shouldn't've bothered about at all, as it sometimes makes the majority of correct moves for you and sometimes just breaks :)
I will most likely go with manual rotation in the future to rule those bugs out and make the process more interactive.
Very polished, very cute and very easy to pick up. I do wish you could start roasting on your current turn and finish on the next, right now it feels a bit too stretched out.
What you said really means a lot to me. Just one comment of such nature makes all the difference. This actually brought tears to my eyes, wow!
It may remind you of Townscaper or such, cuz I've spent dozens of hours in Dorfromantik and always wanted to create something as beautiful in its simplicity.
An impressively thoroughly designed game! I can see the appeal of getting really good at it, feels similar to how you feel after mastering an elaborate card trick.
Thank you! Auto rotation is sometimes fiddly, I probably should've gone with manual rotation on all axes, not just one, and I also planned to add an option to rotate them after they're placed. The objective is probably less obvious due to the game allowing you to complete the structure even if not all dice match perfectly and I think I should leave it as is, but encourage a perfect finish.
Thank you for the kind words! The primary objective I had in mind was to put the whole thing together with all sides matching, but maybe the game needs a free mode with no bounds, where you can just place the dice as a meditative process. Glad you had fun!
Now that I think about it, I should've just gone with manual rolling all the way, it would also have saved me a ton of time. The auto-roll sometimes does most of the job for you and sometimes just goes haywire...
Nice skill-testing idea, where every kind of player can choose his fighting style.
I had a more tank-like strategy, where I sacrificed speed and damage for health and ammo, but a more skilled player easily could've rushed through the map one-shoting everyone.
Also a nice handful of levels put together in such limited time!
Thank you! Nothing says "I have 5 minutes left and I need to make this look pretty" like some Bloom and Vignette :)
Having all the dice to connect was the initial idea, but maybe it should just be score-based, depending on sides that do connect, when the cube is complete.
A promising concept, kinda reminds me of Armello, but with dice gameplay throughout the whole game, not just battles. With more actions added for the dice, this could be good for both singleplayer campaigns and multiplayer match-ups.
