The world of Random is ruled by a capricious Queen who determines the fates of her subjects with a roll of the dice.
Lost in Random overcomes a rocky start to tell a genuinely affecting tale of friendship, sibling bonds, and the cruelty of inequality. The deck-building strategic layer gradually settles until it successfully blends with the core action of the combat, and the world eventually reveals a much more interesting, brighter, more colorful and character-filled side. Persist, though, and the cards start falling into place. It feels like you've been dealt a dud hand. The overly dark and dreary opening areas are disjointed, rushing through the setup in a confusing and off-putting manner.
Lost in Random makes a poor first impression.
0 kommentar(er)
