Rule of the Dice
Born as the mythical d21, you are swiftly made the Dice Ruler of a prosperous kingdom. It is up to you to receive the audience of your subjects, and using your best judgment, help solve their problems to the best of your abilities.
- Live the life of a 21-sided monarch in charge of making sure that your kingdom thrives.
- Choose how you tackle each of a wide range of issues, using your four attributes: Impulsiveness, Intellectualism, Empathy, and Virtue. There are 32 unique issues, each with four potential resolutions.
- Experience a series of thought provoking, humorous, and downright strange scenarios over the course of this simple narrative game.
- See how your decisions impacted your legacy as ruler! How will you be remembered? There are 32 unique legacy traits to be discovered, and your legacy is dynamically generated based on your actions as ruler.
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About the developers
We're a pair of (very) amateur game developers, brought together by the GMTK Team Finder and the fact both of our names are Owen.
TallestPurple (he/him) is currently a freelance writer, trying to figure out what to do with a film degree. He'd love to be a game producer some day, so someone please give him a job. You can find him on twitter as @reallifeowen or on Discord @Owen#2352
commarchinin (he/him) is most of a Research Software Engineer. He sees game dev as a fun excuse to program, and mourns that Godot is still missing his cherished lambda functions. You can find him on Discord @Commarchinin#4804
Music used: "Love of Never" by ChillMindscapes - https://chillmindscapes.itch.io/free-chiptune-music-pack-5-chillmindscapes
Created for the GMTK Game Jam 2022 "Roll of the Dice"
Status | Released |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Authors | commarchinin, TallestPurple |
Genre | Simulation |
Tags | 2D, Dice, Game Maker's Toolkit Jam, Godot, Medieval, Narrative, Pixel Art, Short |
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This is a really neat experience, and a cool take on the theme! Really well written too, great job you guys!