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Posted On: May 7th 2026, 02:56 pm
Been having a blast playtesting lately.
This is already like the third prototype of Dice and Dies, and seeing every component come together feels surreal. The gameplay is exactly like I originally envisioned when I first started planning the game back in 2022… or maybe 2023? Honestly, I can’t even remember anymore 😅
The best way I can describe it is like playing a JRPG with cards, which is exactly the feeling I wanted the game to have from the very beginning.
It’s been incredible watching the project slowly evolve into something real. Thanks to everyone following the journey so far!
#soloboardgaming #cardgames #diceanddies #boardgame
This is already like the third prototype of Dice and Dies, and seeing every component come together feels surreal. The gameplay is exactly like I originally envisioned when I first started planning the game back in 2022… or maybe 2023? Honestly, I can’t even remember anymore 😅
The best way I can describe it is like playing a JRPG with cards, which is exactly the feeling I wanted the game to have from the very beginning.
It’s been incredible watching the project slowly evolve into something real. Thanks to everyone following the journey so far!
#soloboardgaming #cardgames #diceanddies #boardgame
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