The flow of each combat follows a distinct pattern, but what that leads to is always up to fate.
Naturally, randomness plays a large role in the combat of Lost in Random thanks to the combination of a deck of ability cards and Dicey. These side missions tend to be no more than fetch quests or talk-a-thons, with the more complicated requiring some small amount of exploration, but they can offer some nice distractions from the critical path as well as some good rewards for players in the form of cards for battles or coins for shops. The game is mainly linear due to its story, but is structured so that each sequential district that Even visits in Random has its own hub areas to explore and sidequests that can be completed during that area’s storyline. Related: Klaus Lyngeled & Olov Redmalm Interview - Lost in RandomĬontrary to how it may first appear, Lost in Random can best be described as an RPG with some action elements. This quest takes the pair through each of Random’s six districts where they meet and help numerous other characters with their own problems as they desperately search for Odd in a traditional RPG narrative with several twists along the way. After setting out, Even finds herself a strange ally in the form of Dicey, a sentient Dice, who has the ability to grant Even magical powers by simply rolling him. Lost in Random’s story follows Even, a young girl born into the lowest region of society in the Tim Burton-esque world of Random, Onecroft, on her quest to save her sister Odd.
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