Lost in Random™

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At first (1), I thought Lost in Random was too (2) clunky and boring. Now I think it would be threeason (3) to just take it for (4) granted. This game is a constant high–five (5) to your mood. It's even greater than s... (6)

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Good game buy it

Review of Lost in Random Summary: Lost in Random is a dark fairytale action-adventure game. You play as Even, a young girl journeying through the twisted world of Random (a fantasy world where society can be manipulated by powerful people with magical dices, which are alive and have emotional connection with their wielder, like a pet) to rescue her sister Odd, who has been taken by a tyrannical queen. Along the way, Even befriends Dicey, a living dice who literally changes the rules of combat. Battles mix real-time action with deck-building and dice rolls—pausing the fight to play cards that summon weapons, traps, or magical effects. The game’s world is divided into six bizarre realms, each themed around the roll of a die, brimming with quirky characters and Tim Burton-esque style. Pros: Unique combat system: The blend of dice rolls, card powers, and action fighting feels fresh and strategic. Gorgeous art direction: A gothic fairytale world with memorable character designs and surreal environments. Atmospheric storytelling: Narration and dialogue create a whimsical yet unsettling tone. Inventive world design: Each realm has its own rules, characters, and aesthetic identity. Strong character chemistry: Even and Dicey’s bond adds warmth and humor to the darker setting along with all the quirky and bizarre characters with interesting personalities. Cons: Combat pacing: Fights can sometimes drag on, especially in later areas. Card reliance: Strategy depends heavily on deck-building luck, which can frustrate. Repetitive encounters: Enemy variety is limited, making some battles feel samey. Technical hitches: Occasional frame drops and camera quirks. Linear structure: Exploration is fairly constrained despite the imaginative setting. Tips: Experiment with card builds—balancing offense, defense, and utility makes fights smoother. Don’t hoard dice energy—rolling often keeps the pace lively. Explore side paths—NPCs often give quirky quests with worthwhile rewards. Listen to the narrator—subtle hints are hidden in the storytelling. Verdict: Lost in Random is a strange, stylish adventure that thrives on its originality. Its mix of card-driven combat and fairytale storytelling won’t click with everyone, but those who embrace its quirks will find one of the most imaginative indie titles of the past few years. Despite some pacing issues, its creativity and charm carry it through. Along with that, there is a decently fun narrative and a good chunk of likeable characters. Score: 8/10 *The game has some technical issues when it comes to graphics and fidelity, and also character movement and gameplay is not fast and smooth. So that's something you need to be aware of if you care.

Love it. Fun and cute. Gives me Little Nightmares and Tim Burton vibes.

A very enjoyable game. The atmosphere is amazing, as if you've stepped into a Carolina cartoon or a Tim Burton film. It's a little reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland, of course. Unfortunately, the game fell a little short of perfection: - drawn-out battles - drawn-out conversations (which the authors themselves understood and even inserted a couple of jokes about) - the combat system is... random (obviously), but this means that you often find yourself running away from flying enemies that you can't do anything about - the music isn't vivid enough compared to the visuals - I would have liked a stronger story. Overall, I don't regret the time I spent on it. It's just nice and interesting to be in this world, but it could be much better.