Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (2025)

Stormteller Games, Thunderful Publishing

Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X|S

3.56 from 18 ratings

59 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 24 backlogged · 8 wish listed

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is an action-packed, rogue-lite adventure in the world of Random. Play as Queen Aleksandra and wield her living die-companion Fortune, as they go all in against the ancient evil that took everything from her.
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Release dates

  • Jun 13, 2025 (Advanced Access) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
  • Jun 17, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

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Volt2742

Status Volt2742 Jun 13, 2026

This game is perfectly fine, but I truly won't remember it in a couple months from now. In a world with so many roguelites, and roguelites in a Hades-like lense (which this one is), this game doesn't really do anything to stand out. The actual combat feels very light and not satisfying. The boss fights are fine, but the final …

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This game is perfectly fine, but I truly won't remember it in a couple months from now. In a world with so many roguelites, and roguelites in a Hades-like lense (which this one is), this game doesn't really do anything to stand out. The actual combat feels very light and not satisfying. The boss fights are fine, but the final boss is just an annoyingly large difficulty spike.

I think the "upgrade" mechanic with like the match 3 stuff is actually a pretty cool gimmick and is the one thing I will give the game that it does well. Now the actual upgrades themselves aren't the most interesting, but the mechanic is so interesting that I give it a pass.

Everything miscl wise is fine. Graphics are nice looking, UI and music is fine, characters are fine. It's just as an overall package, there is nothing particularly special, and it's not like the core game is good enough to where it can get away with that. It's a fine Gamepass Roguelite game, but seeing how as I only played this because it is leaving Gamepass, I don't think there is much of a reason to actually buy this. Solid 6/10.

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Dollerz

Review Dollerz 5/5 · Nov 18, 2025

It's a Hades clone, but a really good one and it's not the worst thing to mirror a stellar game. Controls are perfect, the style and look was great. Most importantly , the upgrades and weapon choices are brilliant. Using dye and pearls on a grid was a unique idea and I constantly had to decide which of my stats …

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It's a Hades clone, but a really good one and it's not the worst thing to mirror a stellar game. Controls are perfect, the style and look was great. Most importantly , the upgrades and weapon choices are brilliant. Using dye and pearls on a grid was a unique idea and I constantly had to decide which of my stats I wanted to go for with the 3-of-a-kind run. It also meant each run felt different. Rewards ensured I felt I was getting better and stronger each run. Finished after 15 hours and don't have much desire to go back, but an incredible deal on Game Pass and well worth my time.

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V1CGaming

Review V1CGaming 3/5 · Oct 10, 2025 Abandoned

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is a solidly-crafted experience, offering up satisfying action, appealing visuals, and that reliably-addictive roguelite formula. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite deliver the sharp writing or mechanical depth of obvious influences like Hades or the quirky individuality of its own predecessor. That said, if you're looking for a low-barrier roguelite for younger players or newcomers to …

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Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is a solidly-crafted experience, offering up satisfying action, appealing visuals, and that reliably-addictive roguelite formula. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite deliver the sharp writing or mechanical depth of obvious influences like Hades or the quirky individuality of its own predecessor. That said, if you're looking for a low-barrier roguelite for younger players or newcomers to the genre, The Eternal Die is a solid gamble.

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