Thanks for pointing that one out, Vorrishnikov. Errant semicolon kept the game complete screen from coming up. I've fixed it, and just in time too. Thanks for your comments, everyone. I hope to revamp this game in the future, with less of a time crunch.
vistekis - Arguably, the cautious AI is easier than the reckless. It's less likely to take chances, and therefore less likely to get the big payoffs from taking those chances. It does mean it's less likely to zilch, though.
I completely believe the rolling is random and not rigged in the slightest. The AI, on the other hand, can arguably be called rigged. It has a specific set of logical rules and steps it follows, and never deviates from. It never makes a mistake. It may get a bad roll, but it will never go outside of its instructions. I imagine if the player stuck to the same ruleset perfectly, the results would be about the same. Does that mean the game is rigged? No. Does it make it a hell of a lot less fun to play? Yes.
Fun, but crash happy. I've had a number of promising starts cut short from the game glitching between levels. This game has a lot of promise, but there's room for improvement. 3/5
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