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I take it that "First Dungeon" is more of a literal "this is my First game, set inside a Dungeon!" then?

While the visuals are alright, there's just a lack of polish in the game overall. A lack of sprites to account for terrain geometry causes a lot of ugly appearances in the levels, like in the screenshots provided.

The controls don't feel nice at all. Among other issues with movement if you try to jump a moment you go off a ledge, you end up plummeting you to your death. Might be wise to give this a check out: https://gmtk.itch.io/platformer-toolkit

Have only played up to half of the third level, quitted because not only did I die out of nowhere without being near the blobby enemy, but I feel like the ending would've been lackluster as the title screen.

Very much a neat little game. I do have some observations though;

• A very different style of breakout from the norm. I like the concept of being able to shoot the dice with chips to bounce it about, but it is difficult to exactly hit the dice, especially as it is difficult to see the dice as all the coins going all over the place.
• The voice lines of Future Elvis helps to add a bit more charm to the game, but at the moment it feels both a bit repetitive and limited. (no unique for clearing the board? not tying the sandwich comments to the random requests that shows up on the board?)
• Some aspects of the game feels lackluster or missing, like the main dice gamble feels like a secondary thing that the player can ignore to focus on dropped coins instead, or how there's a lack of "board" counter to show how many boards you got left to go through.
• Finally, this is more based on vibes than 'facts', but the game session feels like a singleplayer variant on a multiplayer versus game, which isn't a bad thing though, just something about the game layout and the detrimental popup requests from Future Elvis feels that way.

Nonetheless there's a strong foundation here for a nice game here, maybe even expand beyond just the King's Court into other casinos, but that's up to what the team wants from it. Also in terms of profit, I scored $26605 on my first playthrough, since that's a way of measuring score.