Four-burg on the other hand has people doing things multiple times, in order to win at whatever task, they are doing, even Even is caught up in that. Even might be the star, but she is not alone, Dicey is there as well and while they don’t speak in English, the gibberish speech does feel right at times, leaving Even and other folks to interact with them, in a somewhat entertaining way.Īs Even progresses through the world of Random, venturing from one number themed town to the next, everything seems based around the concept that a number can create, Two-Town is where everything is duplicated, even personalities of the folks that live there. Throughout the story, as Even meets a variety of characters, some entertaining and some frustrating, she behaves more like a teenager, complete with angsty attitude and a disregard at times for common sense, but then randomly they will have her act her real age, it is an odd design choice. Back to Even, with her new dice companion, named Dicey, by her side, she set out towards Sixtopia and her chance to rescue Odd, but something the game fails to work out properly is that Even is only 10 when she leaves home. Long before Even was the star of the tale, the land of Random was ruled by the throw of a dice, and everyone had one, but in a cataclysmic war, one dice ruler decided she was the only one who could wield the dice and set out to destroy all the others. But, in the land of Random, things happen without notice and the ship is damaged in flight and Even must abandon the ship and when she comes to, she finds herself in the hidden valley of the dice.
She doesn’t really decide so much as a spirit inhabits her dreams, and a voice calls out to her, so she sneaks off in the dead of night, stealing passage upon a ship bound of unknown lands. While the sisters attempt to hide, Odd is discovered and forced to roll the dice, with it landing on a Six and with the sisters separated, things pick up from there, as Even decides to get her sister back. Lost in Random tells the story of a pair of sisters, Even and Odd, who live in Onecroft, (the dice and number related names are only going to increase from here, so get ready,) and as is custom, when someone turns 12, they are forced by the Queen to roll her dice, which decides where they will move to, with one being the worst and six being described as a paradise. Having played the game though, did my love of the developer overrule the distaste I have for cards, or was I dealt a hand I had expected? There are a few developers that I will always want to play their games, Zoink is one such studio, their games are usually filled with mechanics I enjoy, along with unique are and characters, but Lost in Random was going to use cards in the battles and card games, or games that make use of cards are not my thing.
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