Lost in Random™

I thought I would be forced to leave a negative review due to bugs that made it impossible for me to continue playing. It's a shame that the developers don't offer support in such situations, which are not that rare, and players have to find solutions on their own. Fortunately, I was able to edit the save file, fix the game, and continue the adventure. The game captivates with its style inspired by Tim Burton’s work - dark, surreal locations, bizarre characters, and a melancholic atmosphere create a unique vibe. The player takes on the role of Even - a young girl who sets out on a journey through six realms of the Kingdom of Random (each with its own story) to find her sister Odd, who has been kidnapped by a despotic Queen. Throughout the journey, we’re accompanied by a charming living dice named Dicey, and in the background, we hear the voice of a mysterious narrator (with excellent voice acting!). The music and narration build an atmosphere reminiscent of a dark fairy tale for adults. The combat system is unique: the player uses a slingshot to gather energy in order to roll the dice, and the result activates cards from the deck that offer more weapons and special abilities. It’s a blend of real-time combat with elements of strategy and deck-building. At first, I found it very frustrating to start every battle with slingshots, as playing with a controller and aiming don’t go well together for me. However, switching to an easier difficulty level helped, and over time, I grew to really enjoy this unusual combat model. I can wholeheartedly recommend this game to anyone who loves fairy-tale atmospheres. It’s a beautiful story about growing up, sisterly bonds, and the courage to challenge fate.

I really loved this game! It's really sweet story with beautiful artwork and great, dark aesthetics! The gameplay was pretty good, a mix of puzzles, walking around / rpg simulator with quests, battles, and card play. I actually didn't think I would like a play that used so much card play, but I really loved my experience. It's a gem of a game

Çok 3d aksiyon/macera platformer oynadım bu kadar boktanıyla nadir karşılaştım. Oyunun sanat yönetimi iyi, npc karakterler bile üzerine uğraşılmış hissettiryor ancak karakterlerle bir amacı olmayan, ne dünyaya ne hikayeye katkı sağlayan diyaloglara girmek diyalog seçimli hikaye oyunlara bayılan biri olarak gerçekten benim bile ilgimi çekmediyse kimsenin ilgisini çekmez. Oyunda zıplama yok aw. Belli yerlerde platformun yanına gidip X basıyoruz. En son 2007'de çıkan Witcher 1de zıplama yoktu bunun çıkışı 2021 napıyosunuz aga siz. Oyunda iyi olan tek şey zar ile kart kullanımı. Ana fikir dışında her şey çöp.

Remember the time that I asked Tim Burton to make me a video game? Well, he said yes and this is that game. I love the art style. It's dark and whimsical. Colorful and sad. The story is so compelling. Unfortunately, I did put it in my DNF pile because it's just not the kind of game I enjoy- which is disappointing because I really do love the art style.

This was a very nice gaming experience. It has a very unique battle system, great voice acting, and a very good story. The game has a major Tim Burton feel through the whole story like a mashup between Night Before Christmas and Coraline, but cuter. The battles are a mashup between a Dungeons and Dragons, a card battler, and a straight action fight. This is what makes the game so unique. In a battle you fight in action style to collect crystals. The crystals can then be used to use cards that have weapons, skills and traps. One card might have healing, or a sword, or a bow, or a dashing skill, etc.. Once you have enough crystals you roll your friend "Dicey" and time freezes, and what ever number you roll, that is how many points you have to spend on cards. You can then buy, for example a giant mace and a bow, time unfreezes and you go right back into action battles. This design made this a really fun experience and different to anything else I have played. Highly recommend if you want a great story, battles, and voice acting. 8.5/10

I truly wanted to love this game, but with all the negatives I constantly feel like I'm forcing myself to play it. Pros: - The art was the reason I got the game and they absolutely nailed it. - Story and characters were fun and interesting for the few hours I played at least. - Cards and decks are a fun type of progression and enable various play styles. Cons: - Launching the game requires third party EA App installation. - Combat feels slow and tedious with cutscenes constantly interrupting the flow of the action. - Very limited settings. Personal grievances being no key binding, low FOV and no way to disable automatic camera rotation inducing motion sickness. - UI and menu navigation feels buggy and very inconsistent. It usually works with a key input or clicking the icon, but sometimes only one of these would work for no apparent reason. - Dialogue was buggy with voice lines sometimes repeating or getting skipped entirely.

Been genuinely surprised by the gameplay so far. Enjoying the combat, also enjoying the story, its a very immersive game. I just wish I could rebind keys, not a fan of the default ones.