Neat little game, especially for 24 hours! It’s kind of like a micro version of Yahtzee. I liked the rotating selection of music during play. I do think it was perhaps a little too easy, though: I played it twice, and won both times without much of a sweat. The game seems to be almost entirely up to chance, so there’s not really any strategy to employ. It also seems to be biased in the player’s favor, given that the opponent doesn’t appear to ever use abilities. Maybe a hard mode of some kind might help keep things interesting?

This game is addicting! Someone help me. Good job

Not bad for a game that was only made in 24 hours. It's short but it's fun

Simple game but it's super addicting and fun. clean art

Nice small game! the sounds fit really well and the music is really good. The artwork also fits together really well! nothing bad to really say apart from that there should be some kind of rules inside the game itself.

Cute game considering the time constraints. I confess I lost horribly the first time because I didnt read the rules oops

You did all this in 24 hours?? That's very impressive considering it's polish, great work! Clever take on the theme too!

Simple but fun

Very solid concept and satisfying to play

pretty short game, the gameplay is simple but the game feels and looks polished

Pretty dang good for a 24hr development period. I think there's enough legs here for a cool multiplayer game with friends. Add some flashy animations and it'd sell for $5 easy :)

Even though the game is quite short and doesn’t have much content, it’s surprisingly engaging. I first tried playing without reading the instructions and found it difficult to understand, partly because the ability icons were not very clear. After reading the description, everything clicked, and I won both of my runs. Overall, it’s a fun little project with a unique style, fitting audio, and satisfying sound effects.

Soooo satisfying! You nailed the atmosphere and the art fits the theme perfectly. If this game existed as a side quest or side game playable in an rpg I think I'd play it endlessly. Only thing I could think of adding is levels and some compelling story. Cheers!