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Made for the GMTK Game Jam 2022; Theme: "Roll of the Dice"

A tricky dice rolling spin on the top-down-box-pushing genre!

How to play

Push dice! A die’s number increases when pushed by the player - A dice at six will switch to one. Put dice in their place - Each Dicepad shows a number, if a dice of the same number is on the Dicepad, the Dicepad will light up. Make all Dicepads light up to complete a level.

Acknowledgments

Thank you Jack and Adrienne for playtesting my game, and helping me make it better!

Engine and Art: GameMaker | Music: Beepbox | Sound: Bfxr

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StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorRETROWILL
GenrePuzzle
Made withGameMaker
Tags2D, Casual, Dice, GameMaker, Game Maker's Toolkit Jam, Pixel Art, Short, Simple, Singleplayer, Top-Down
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard
AccessibilityHigh-contrast

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DicedandConfused_GameJam_Windows.zip 9.3 MB
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Well that was fun! This is incredible, and I have seen a similar game, called Dice Odyssey, but really this is better, the way the dice's number simply increases is actually more fun than the way it realistically rotates in that other game! I really love the incredible perfection of level 4, how the map fits perfectly everything in it... This is the best game I've seen so far! Also the length of the game is just right, it is short but hard enough for it to take time and make it feel like it was an awesome and full of "Wow, i just found the answer!!!" adventure!

Tip for people struggling: try thinking a different way, continue trying, and you can change level if you are bored or stuck!

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Thank you for playing and the praise! When designing puzzles I was hoping players could get that "Oh" moment so I was glad to hear that you did!

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I can't pass the second level, the game is confusing. The idea is interesting but I recommend improving the mechanics.  But good job :)

It took me time to find the answer, but it is incredibly simple, and you can go play 4th level (which is harder, though).

Thank you for playing, when I expand this game I would like to introduce mechanics a bit slower with a more gradual difficulty curve. If you are interested I have added a guide with hints and full solutions to this page.