This made me run around like a dizzy cockroach several times, especially in the fourth world, full of alleys and alleys, and whose main mission required me to find and help several people.Īnd after so many difficulties, the end turned out to be quite fast and anticlimactic. One of the biggest problems is the map, which doesn’t show Even’s exact location, but only the general area in which she finds herself. Lost in Random got a lot right, but it is not without its flaws. Quests can also give you cash or cards as a reward, so with a little effort you can have a combat deck that is just like you.Īnd proving to be a “given for all trades”, little Dicey is not only suitable for battles, but can also enter small doors to rescue coins, help Even solve some puzzles and even point out at times where there are sidequest items. In the second world we are already introduced to the seller, and there are MANY coins spread across all the maps to spend in his shop. The coolest thing is that it’s not difficult to improve the protagonist’s hand.
Do you like to go straight to the fight? Then the hammer and sword are sure to get your attention! Prefer to attack from a distance and lead enemies into traps? There are several cards for this too! This opens up a very interesting range of strategies, giving you the chance to build your deck as you see fit. To fight the queen’s minions, Even needs special cards that can become weapons, traps, shields and healing items. And for those who want to fully understand this fable, the collectible of Lost in Random these are pages that tell more about the past of the world and are spread across the maps, but the cool thing is that you don’t have to travel far to find them.Īnd proving that randomness is one of the game’s foundations, some of the conversations with the most banal characters can contain essential story details, so taking the time to talk to everyone is really important not to get lost in the end! Always have cards up your sleeveĪn action game whose combat is based on cards may seem boring or tiring, but the reality here is the opposite. Sidequests are pretty simple, basically finding other people on the map or retrieving a specific item, but they help you better understand what’s happening in each realm and what its inhabitants are like. The game’s plot balances sad points very well with extremely comical moments, the narrator is a central figure throughout the title, and his comments often alleviate tense or sad moments.Įven’s coming of age and his friendship with Dicey is something amazing, and NPCs can look scary and suspicious at various times, but they end up showing that there is more inside each of us than meets the eye, like Death, that proved to be one of the funniest figures I’ve ever seen. after strange visions showed that the other girl was not living as good a life as everyone believed.Īfter running away from home and ending up in a strange decaying realm, our protagonist encounters the adorable Dicey, who will become her great companion, but who has seen better days and lost several of his numerical marks.Īs they pass through the other realms during their journey, the two gradually restore the dice’s glory, as well as helping to solve some of Random’s serious problems and discovering how the royal decision has absurdly impacted the lives of their subjects. When a child turns 12, he must roll the real dice to find out which of the worlds he will stay in for the rest of his life.Īnd that’s where the adventure of Even begins, a resident of Onecroft, the lowest kingdom of all, who sees her older sister, Odd, being taken to Sixtopia - where the queen’s castle is located - and ends up leaving to rescue her. However, the queen decided that only she should have a die, and after banishing and destroying almost everyone else in a great war, she decided to decide the fate of all on her own. In the past, its inhabitants received sentient data that accompanied them throughout their lives, and all their choices, from the most serious to the most banal, were made using these numerical cubes and counting on luck. But could the game really deliver what it intended, launching itself on a childish and sinister journey, within a world full of randomness? Well, time to check out our review to find out! luck is rarely on your side
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