Uneven randomness is outmatched by excellent writing and humor.

In the world of Random, there are six worlds, each representative of the side of a die. There's Onecroft at the bottom of the world and Sixtopia at the top, where the evil and towering queen lives. She has decreed that there will be no dice in the world of Random, and nothing will be left up to chance. Instead, she will control everything with her die, including the fates of children. This is where Even comes in. Her sister, Odd, has been taken from her to live with the queen, and she must go and rescue her with a die of her own.

Lost in Random, when described like this, feels a little too on the nose. The dice imagery is very heavy-handed, and the idea of randomness is worn on its sleeve. Even so, this indie from Zoink and EA Originals works. It's a game that takes an idea and spreads it throughout every bit of itself; it's much deeper than a vague description would lead you to believe.