The writing for Lost in Random definitely stands out, twisting an otherwise common tale of good triumphing over evil into a beast of its own. Combine that with the humour and more lighthearted delivery of everything else in Lost in Random, and you have yourself a delightful combination. The unsettling yet seemingly captivating art style for Lost in Random channels the best of Tim Burton, and the game runs with it.

However, fate intervenes a year later, with nightmares pushing Even to go on a journey across six distinct regions of varying visual styles, people, and of course danger.Įven is not alone on her path, and is soon joined by Dicey, a magical dice with special powers long thought to be extinct, and the unlikely pair begins to unravel the dark secrets of the kingdom of Random in a compelling examination of what it means to grow up. Sent off to the region of Sixtopia, that would have been the last time Even would see her sister. In a dark kingdom where your future is decided by a roll when you turn twelve, our heroine Even loses her sister, Odd, to the clutches of the powerful Queen. A gothic action-adventure akin to a fairy tale come to life, all centred around the core idea of randomness and the power of the ordinary-looking dice.

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