Thunderful recently rolled out the second installment of its developer diary series for "Lost In Random: The Eternal Die," making its way to the Nintendo Switch.
This entry shines the spotlight on Oskar Hanska, the narrative director, as he delves into critical narrative elements of the game, exploring character decisions and the intricacies of voice acting.
Developed by Stormteller Games, formerly known as Thunderful Gothenburg, this chapter brings you into the eerie, whimsical world of Lost in Random, now as a rogue-lite action game.
The storyline kicks off with Mare the Knight capturing Aleksandra, who was once The Queen, along with her sidekick, Fortune, inside the cunning Black Die. As a player, you’ll need to navigate through a maze of randomly generated battles against monstrous pawns and colossal board games.
Overcoming these challenges grants you treasures that enhance your ability to conquer Aleksandra’s captor. Yet, it’s your cleverness and your loyal die companion that will truly be key in making it out of this treacherous labyrinth where misfortune rules and chaos reigns.
The publisher has highlighted some exciting features of the game:
Mastery Meets Chance: Dive into intense real-time combat where each move counts, blending quick reflexes with tactical choices and a bit of luck thrown in.
Forge Your Playstyle: Brandish four distinct weapons and team up with your die-companion. With over 100 relics and powerful card-based abilities at your disposal, create devastating combinations.
Ever-Changing World: Explore four unique and randomly generated worlds, each brimming with mysteries and diverse challenges. Confront an array of over 30 unique enemies and formidable bosses.
A Dark Fantasy Tale: Lose yourself in a fully-voiced narrative set in a world reminiscent of Tim Burton’s style, complete with hauntingly gorgeous landscapes and a mesmerizing soundtrack.
"Lost In Random: The Eternal Die" is set to launch digitally on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch, set for release worldwide in the Summer of 2025.