She runs away from home and accidentally finds herself in the Valley of Dice.
The protagonist Even has a simple goal: save Odd, her sister, from the clutches of the evil queen of Random. While I had a few gripes with the game, my overall experience with Lost in Random was one of joy, excitement, wonder, and, of course, randomness. I didn’t know what to expect when traveling from Two Town to Threedom, or even from one roll of Dicey to the next, and this randomness is what made Zoink’s game really stand out. Lost in Random is different - after all, random is in the title. Most first-person shooters have the same control schemes, every third-person adventure game has similar parkour and climbing mechanics, Bioware will always include steamy romances. With most games, we know what to expect from them.
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