Dicemancer

Soft-locked the game by using one bow attack, then clicking re-roll, then using the second bow attack.

I was able to stack up 149 armor and 33 poison dmg for the final battle.

the dices are hugely looking like those from "Slice & Dice" on steam...
intresting

stupid gambler dice killed me and made my wife leave me 10/10 game

Very good feeling playing this game, and it's also very addictive.

I found a bug when rolling the dice: once, after rolling the dice, for some reason, the game didn't allow me to take any actions afterward. It was probably due to a very specific position one of the dice ended up in, which caused the game to get stuck in the dice-rolling state.

awesome game man, especially for a jam.  super polished and the balance i think is actually pretty spot on.  ive never played slice and dice, not sure how similar it is, but i love this formula for a game.  the combining of dice into new powers and abilities is really smart, and opens up for a lot of replayability.

its only because its so good and feels so polished that the bugs felt like an issue.  entirely a compliment (its a game jam, of course there will be bugs, but because i was so wrapped up in the gameplay and the strategy, i actually cared about the bugs, thats how good the game is).  anyway, theres a bug with rerolling dice on your final reroll.  sometimes, it won't let you select your die and use it, but still gives the "unused dice" warning.  not sure whats happening, but it made juggler runs kind of unusable since the problem cropped up with rerolling more often than not.

phenomenal entry, really impressed with everything. looking forward to your entry in the next jam! :)

Once again, absolutely fantastic game!

I beat the game on my second run on normal difficulty. Experienced a few bugs here and there, such as:

• Dice can't be played (sometimes happened for two dies in the same turn - and no, they were not caltrops!).
• A dice sprite got stuck in the middle of the screen midway through the playthrough, and just stayed there until the very end. Wasn't clickable or making anything unclickable - just a small visual annoyance.

Other than that, this was absolutely fantastic. I'll probably play it again on other difficulties and using different builds - overall, really really well made, once again! Great job!

Really great game.

This is really polished!! I had fun.

This is as INCREDIBLE jam entry - what an amazing concept and execution. The mechanics go so much deeper than I'd have expected, with classes evolving twice in various combinations and so many status effects and attacks. Everything works very smoothly, and the feedback on every button and menu is just incredibly polished and feels so good.

The rogue-lite take on this works really well, I got really excited to do my upgrade combos and get new dice added. Every upgrade feels like it makes a genuine difference and I feel like I could make decisions and play specific build if I played again, and it's great to have that level of player strategizing.

I really hope you keep working on this, so I'll leave what feedback I have, though none of it detracts from the game to a degree that would make it any less than a winning contender for sure.

I'm sure a lot of this might be on your list to fix already if given a chance.

- There should be a way for dice to not land in the same position, as when they overlap they're hard to read and click.

- with the later classes, the dice are so dark that it becomes harder to see when they are already used up, or if they have an action I can take. I'd like a bit more readability on those, because it got a little frustrating to click around a bit aimlessly. I know there's icons for it too but the easier to read it at a glance, the better I think. Maybe you can highlight them in another way to clarify what is and isn't available to be activated.

- Because the mechanics ultimately repeat quite a bit, I think I'd like a way to skip through some of the steps a little bit quicker. For example, I'd like to skip to the next turn without being asked if I'm sure all the time. I'm also not sure that I love having to drag every self-applying effect onto my character when that's the only target for it (like heals, blocks). Maybe just activating them with a click could apply the effect, just to make it feel a bit quicker and smoother.

- I missed at first that the dice could be combined into new classes - I do think the tutorial explains this but I didn't quite get it, I wonder if there's a way to demonstrate this more clearly. I was very pleasantly surprised when I figured it out though.

- My game did _nearly_ crash a few times, I think this happened everytime a particle effect was loaded in, like the poison or fire. The screen froze for a while, and unfortuantely quite early on, so some people might click away at that point. I have this problem in my own games, and, just in case it's any help, I've recently learnt that it's worth having a resource that loads all the one-shot particle effects at game start, creates each of them once, and destroys them on finish, so that they're all fully initialized and don't have to load up when they're summoned in game. That might fix it!

Best of luck in the rating, wonderful entry.

Seemed neat, but the game crashed when poisoning an enemy