Interesting gameplay take on the theme! Next time you could put more time into tutorials to help people get into the game. Nice work!

I liked the idea of this a lot - but I found it a bit buggy to play. I got a dice stuck under my cursor which I couldn't use anywhere! Also, I went through a lot of dice but never saw a single one with a number above 3. Which is a shame because the missions I had needed dice of >3 and >4. A good effort, which I enjoyed playing. The art is charming but could probably use just a bit more clarity about what things are where.

interesting concept! could use some music. a little confusing at first, but i played quite a few rounds. overall a cool entry.

The pay bills thing was a little confusing at first, but overall nice work.

I like this idea rolling dice and growing plants, but the graphics are disappointing
I'm enjoy this game, good job!

I like your game. Although the graphics are very simple it has its own charm ^^

I agree with the charm :smile:
The interaction with the dice could be improved to make playing more enjoyable.
Neat idea to literally inject dice into the theme.

Simple but addicting =) very nice!

Very cool idea, I think an in game tutorial would go a long way just so you can highlight different buttons and give a bit more direction. Having to balance what dice you keep, discard and plant is a great mechanic which made for some tough decisions.

Very cool and unique game! I think the orders come in a bit too slow though. I never really felt that pressured. You can produce enough dice each turn where even if you lose a lot of them you can always have a huge variety of dice on hand to fill any order after a while. A bit more UI feedback would also go a long way.

I enjoyed the game overall, but around the 32nd turn the orders stopped appearing, and on the 35th a ridiculously sized bill popped up. I clicked to pay because nothing else was happening and it ended the game. The graphics are cute and I think it suits the vibe.

I like it!

Interesting mechanics. An explanation of the space in between the bag and the field would help (I think everything in there is discarded?) Could benefit greatly from a little audio.