‘Lost in Random: The Eternal Die’ Is a Beautiful, Fun Roguelike That Uses RNG to Its Favor (Review)

‘Lost in Random: The Eternal Die’ Is a Beautiful, Fun Roguelike That Uses RNG to Its Favor (Review)

'Lost in Random: The Eternal Die' isn't a revolutionary roguelike by any means, but it's the one I can't stop thinking about.

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die "Dev Diary #4" Video Released

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Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review - Risky Roll, Rewarding Results

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review This seems to be the season for surprises. Game developers are taking established IPs in unexpected directions, like FromSoftware’s out-of-nowhere Elden Ring spinoff, Nightreign. Maybe less dramatic is Lost in Random: The Eternal Die. Using the world and some key characters from the action-RPG Lost in Random, developer Stormteller has gone all in on a roguelike for its semi-sequel. It’s a roll of the dice —…

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review

I've been playing so much Lost in Random: The Eternal Die over the past weeks that it's all I think about so let's see what makes it so great. A.J. Maciejewski offers an honest review of Lost in Random: The Eternal Die; a great roguelike game for PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch with Xbox Play Anywhere support.

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is an action roguelite developed by Stormteller Games and published by Thunderful Publishing (which I didn’t know was a sequel until literally as I upload this review). Instantly, you can tell that it was heavily inspired by Hades, and that’s not a bad thing. That game is an excellent example of incredibly fun gameplay mixed with a story that makes you want to replay over, and over, and over. There’s no better gam…

Lost In Random: The Eternal Die Review – Fortune Favours The Bold, Not The Meek

Platform(s): PC (version reviewed), Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series, PS5 Genre: Action, Roguelite, Isometric, Gothic, Dice-Rolling To quote a previous report we did, the Lost In Random games are what happens if you had Tim Burton and Henry Selick team up to make an action-adventure title, but with dices, cards, and ye ol' traditional gaming of