This feels so good to play! Woah! I love the music, I love the casting system, the level design is excellent, the enemies felt good to fight - I’m looking forward to see if you take this further after the gamejam! I’d love to play it more!
This is a really well-thought-out take on a game in which the player loops themselves - it reads very nicely, and the initial puzzles can be thought through.
I love the aesthetic - reminds me of OpenTTD
A simple gameplay loop, but very satisfying.
I do agree with a previous comment about the button colours being reversed, though :)
Interesting puzzle game - it took me a while to figure out what the controls were, and they feel a bit clunky, but the puzzles feel really well-designed.
Woah! Really hard, and controls so well! I haven’t played Celeste yet, but I’ve watched enough videos to see the resemblance in the level design - It feels and plays great!
I think that, if the dice movement was a little clearer, this game would be even better than it already is! It’s still fun to complete levels using half-logic half-guessing-until-it-plays-a-sound-effect, though ;)
Incredible game! I personally liked the fact that you didn’t have a random aspect to the game, despite having dice - after all, the prompt never stated the die roll had to be a random one.
Incredible art, very nice gameplay. I really like this! I agree with the other commenter that mentioned that a little bit of balancing would really make the movement shine, and I also agree that a (clearer) indicator of both enemy & player range would be nice, but altogether, good game!
(Side note, there’s a bug where sometimes the game will stop you from moving after playing a movement card, which, unless you have an attack card, softlocks the game.)
