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About this game

Lost in Random is an Action-adventure game with light deck-building aspects developed by Zoink, and Thunderfull the same team behind the critically acclaimed “it takes two”. Once upon a time, in the magical kingdom of random, there lived a queen who possesses the only die left in the kingdom the “black die”. By the Queen’s decree every citizen in the kingdom when they turn 12 rolls a 6-sided die, this will determine their social status and where they will live. You play as a girl named Even living on Onecroft but when your sister Odd turned 12, she managed to roll a 6 although a good thing you can’t help but feel uneasy, a year has passed, and Even has every reason to believe that Odd is in danger. After finding another magical dice, you begin your journey to finding your sister no matter the cost.

• Lost in Randoms’ story is written by award-winning writer Ryan North, he penned a unique world with its own regime, explore 6 twisted realms of the kingdom random with each realm having its own unique set of rules.
• The game’s combat consists of two phases collecting energy from enemies by hitting specific points once you have enough energy, you roll a dice to determine how many cards you can play Weapon, Damage, Defense, Hazard, and Cheat are the 5 main cards types.
• While deckbuilding is not a central mechanic you still need to have a good understanding of how your deck will work practically while in combat, you can only put 15 cards in your main deck the rest will be in your inventory.
• As the game’s title suggests Randomness is a huge mechanic in the game, playing with the hand you dealt with is an important aspect of the game, defy your cursed fate against all odds.

Reviews

Even with that gripe, Lost in Random just does so much right that it doesn’t even really matter. I wouldn’t trade my experience in the game for anything, and I’d be willing to get lost in the world of Random all-over gain. If you’re on the fence, trust me: just roll the dice and jump on in, because you won’t regret it.

Comicbook.com

Lost in Random wears its visual influences on its sleeve and is more than worth a look for those who are fans of that kind of aesthetic alone. The story grabs you immediately and maintains a steady drip-feeding of excitement throughout its playtime and the game is just overall a refined and lovingly crafted adventure that will appeal to even those who are generally turned off by “card battle” games, as the content and gameplay here goes much deeper than that.

Impulsegamer

Gothic fairytale stylings and unique mish-mash of systems come together into yet another great example of Zoink’s boundless creativity and game design chops. Fans of Burton-esque worlds and tabletop tropes would do well to get Lost in Random.

WellPlayed