Offering an entertaining fusion of deck-builders and real-time combat, Zoink’s done well in realising their vision. Lost in Random is easily one of the more unique games I’ve played recently. Make it past the slow start and you'll be lost in no time.Īn exciting story of evens and odds, Lost in Random is the kind of action-adventure that is worth experiencing no matter who you are. And best of all, there's a great combat engine that smartly implements deck-building mechanics to reward both strategic preparation and tactical invention. In one memorably witty scene, it even manages to redeem its consistently incorrect use of "dice" to represent the singular. It may not always do its world justice, but there are charming and stirring stories to find if you can see through the dreary fog. Lost in Random may have the look of a grubby Dickensian child, yet there's a surprising amount of meat on its bones. It's easy to look at the concept of Lost in Random and feel a little uncertain, as it's a game that looks at the industry and established genres we know and refuses to conform, but if you're willing to roll the dice and take a risk with what Zoink has created, you'll be in for a unique journey that doesn't disappoint. You never feel out of your depth in the game, and in fact it's so enthralling that you'll want to keep on playing.
Lost in Random is a pretty incredible indie game, as it's one of the most unique concepts I've ever experienced, and it's been handled in such a well-thought out and fluid manner. Lost in Random has a lot to offer at any time, but the game’s bizarre world and characteristic, spooky atmosphere make it an excellent pick for the Halloween season. This shadowy fairy tale ties together a thoughtful story, evocative art style, and clever combat system in one engaging experience.
The game has so much promise, and it succeeds on a lot of the things it sets out to do, but its shortcomings are too numerous and too big to prevent it from rolling a six. I wish the dialogue wasn’t quite so rambling. I found myself saying I wish a lot: I wish there were more enemy and card variety. Lost in Random is like a storybook come to life, but that isn’t enough to carry it above its struggles. If given the chance, I’d love to return to the world of Random in a possible sequel to Lost in Random that smooths over some of these first-game-in-a-new-series pitfalls. If you're on the fence, trust me, just roll the dice and jump on in, because you won't regret it.Īside from a couple of noticeable dips with less fleshed-out areas in the final act, Zoink held my attention for my entire 11-hour playthrough. 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. Like a toss of the dice, Lost in Random can be truly inspired at times, and a little underwhelming at others.Įven with that gripe, Lost in Random just does so much right that it doesn't even really matter. A game well worth taking a chance and rolling the dice on. The characters, the dialogue, the discoveries, the animation, the voice acting, the music, the presentation - it all comes together wonderfully. The adventure that Even embarks on is one to savour and one that lives up to the wonderful art direction and visual design. Interesting combat aside, what resonates and exhilarates about Lost in Random is its story first and foremost. OpenCritic - 78% Top Critic Average - 76% Critics Recommend Publisher: Electronic Arts (EA Originals) Lost in Random Gameplay Trailer // July 2021 Lost in Random Story Trailer // June 2021 Lost in Random Teaser Trailer // June 2020
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