Rolling Over It is finished! Really happy with the result! I hope you like it.

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/rolling-over-it

I'm really excited about the reception my game is getting! Players are really enjoying it and it's giving me all the feels!

Rolling Over It is a tough game to get the hang of (which is the point). But the game is all about providing a super satisfying learning curve. At first you'll struggle to control the dice, but soon you'll be a total pro! Give it a try if you're into this kind of game, honestly, it won't let you down.

Most satisfying thing about this game? Getting to the damn end!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/rolling-over-it

I have continued developing the game I made this weekend in the LD and I have serious questions about whether or not to apply the feedback I am getting from part of the community in the comments or not. The issue is the following:

The main mechanic of the game is to hit a die by clicking near its area with the mouse. Well, I have made that the closer you hit the die the more force is applied to it, however people tell me that this is non-intuitive and it should be the opposite, that the further away from the die you hit, the more force is applied to the die.

What do you think?

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/rolling-over-it

Here are some explanatory images about how the system works:

Rolling Over It has been a success! Many of you have played it and I know that many of you have sent the game to your friends and they have also played it. What a pleasure when someone likes the little game you have developed. That's why I want to continue developing Rolling Over It and release it early next year on smartphones and Steam! I'm completely open to recommendations! Thanks to all of you!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/rolling-over-it

For those of you who haven't played it, I encourage you to give it a chance and vote it. I think the learning curve is very satisfying and that's what people like. Give it a try!

For those of you who haven't tried Rolling Over It yet, I encourage you to do so. Its main mechanic has been very well received by the community, the feedback has been VERY positive and I'm continuing with the development. Before the end of the year I will upload a post like this one with the game much more developed as a sign of gratitude for all your feedback and for all you have helped me. Thanks to all of you!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/rolling-over-it