Hello dice goblins! The time has finally come! The first playtest of Roll for Order is now LIVE! To get access to it you just need to click on the green button 'Join the Playtest' and you will have automatic access to it.
Because this is a playtest there are still some rough edges here and there. The 'How To Play' section is not completed yet, there may be some spelling errors and most importantly we're still balancing and improving the abilities as well as improving the feedbacks of some abilities. For this reason we are extremely interested in your feedbacks because ultimately we're making this game for you and we want it to be as enjoyable as possible for all ours dice goblins out there! The playtest
How anticipated this playtest will have place in a single room of our cozy basement and you will be able to sort 320 dice of 4 different categories for a total of 40 set of dice. Each dice set is unique, with different color patterns, materials, design and more. Compared to our previous screenshots we also greatly improved the texture resolution of each set so every dice now is as beatiful as it can be and it can truly be mesmerizing inspecting them up close. Upon closing or completing the playtest you will find a google form feedback document. This is very important for us as it will help us understand what needs to change or improve and our next steps before our upcoming demo release! One final little surprise. As stated before we don't want to just stop at the main core mechanics of the sorting game. We want to create a place where you want to go back to relax or even hang out with your friends. While the sorting and incremental mechanics of the game will always be at the core of Roll for Order, we also wanted to add few little cozy environmental and interactive elements to our basement. For this reason I'm happy to share that we have included a cute arcade machine with our first mini-game 'pong'. You'll be able to play it every time you like and we plan to include more mini-games to it as we go toward release! It's all for now, see you in the basement everybody! Andrea
Frost Luna Studio