Roll through a dungeon searching for the lost treasure!
Classic dungeon crawling shape shifted into something new. You and all the monsters are dice. Combat is as simple as landing next to a monster. Whoever has the higher number showing wins the battle!
Features: Roguelite gameplay with a twist, Full 3D, Magic spells, A barely coherent tutorial, Live music played on the harp and penny whistle
Note: I fixed the stupid Tutorial bug. Try/false, what's the difference?!
a neat idea! I've always found games about rotating dice like this to be interesting, if not a little bit overwhelming at times. I think you did a nice job of communicating a lot of crucial information to the player, though, so that it's easy enough to make informed decisions about where to move next.
Great idea with the dice. I feel like there are some interesting mechanics you could make out of that. However, as it is, it was quite easy because you only ever have to care about the current move and it's a simple "Should I move there or shouldn't I?", which is immediately obvious from the numbers shown. Nice work with the music.
Really neat idea! I didn't really get how I can see if I my number is higher than the enemies when myself and the enemy wanted to go to the same field.
The game glitched on the menu the first time I tried to play it, but otherwise, the idea is really cool an I like the art work. It would be very cool if there were more kinds of enemies that did different things. Great job!
Interesting concept. Could have used a little more variation, but it's interesting. I think I last quite long before I died, haha, but that's fine, I guess. And even though there's a lack of sound effects, I appreciated your effort into putting live music onto the game, I know it's not easy to do so (I was thinking of putting a live guitar on mine...). Good job and keep experimenting!
A really novel idea which I haven't seen done before, despite the huge number of roguelikes out there. The graphics and audio were perfect, although the strange perspective took some getting used to. I didn't feel that it fit the theme completely, but that didn't take away from my enjoyment of the game. I liked the thought that had gone into displaying which number would show in each surrounding square, as that was my main worry when reading the description. Really well done! :)
It is a very interesting and cool idea! I like how you combined maze elements and Stratego like combat elements into one, and it's very fun. The art and animation is great too!
Really clever game! There's a little bug with the UI overlaying on one another in the possible move points but other then that this game is fantastic! Good job!
Very clever! I like how the monsters don't have the traditional 1-6 dice patterns. It was a bit easy once I figured out the combat - when in doubt, rolling back and forth between my 6 and 5 sides seemed to work every time.
Nice work on the level generation! I couldn't find the edge - is the world infinite? A full-fledged roguelike is impressive work for 48 hours, well done!
One of the most original games I've played! A concept that I have never seen before; definitely worth expanding on I think. Only real critique is it would've been nice to move a bit faster for when enemies are all the way on the other side of the map.
What a smart game! Really one of the entries I liked the most, easily! I could never imagine a so terrific aplication of this theme, plus the cool graphics and music and sfx! Congratulations a lot!
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PS: The tutorial bugs the game and brings me back to the tutorial every time I press "Start".
I would add more variety of enemies and some power ups to increase the complexity of the strategy.
It is a good idea for LD and well executed!. Well done!
Nice work on the level generation! I couldn't find the edge - is the world infinite? A full-fledged roguelike is impressive work for 48 hours, well done!
Good stuff.
I could never imagine a so terrific aplication of this theme, plus the cool graphics and music and sfx! Congratulations a lot!