By Release date confirmed!
- by Ben Kerry
Initially revealed to be joining Xbox Game Pass at Gamescom last year, the creators of Lost in Random: The Eternal Die have announced the complete release date. Prepare to dive into this adventure on June 17th, 2025, available on day one through the service.
In this sequel to Lost in Random, “players take on the role of Queen Aleksandra, the former magnificent ruler of Random, alongside her die-companion Fortune as they confront sinister adversaries, utilize potent relics and abilities, and roll the dice to navigate the terrifying realms governed by the new antagonist – Mare The Knight.”
Here are several gameplay features showcased by the team, along with fresh screenshots:
- Skill Meets Fortune: Participate in fast-paced, moment-to-moment combat that combines real-time action with strategic choices – and a dash of luck.
- Customize Your Gameplay: Utilize four distinct weapons, toss your die-companion, and combine over 100 relics with powerful card-based abilities to create remarkable synergies.
- Dynamic World: Explore four randomly generated realms, each featuring unique secrets and challenges, and confront over 30 different enemy types and formidable bosses.
- A Dark Fantasy Narrative: Immerse yourself in a fully voiced storyline set in a Tim Burton-inspired universe, enhanced by hauntingly beautiful landscapes and an enchanting musical score.
This date announcement represents the fifth addition to the June Xbox Game Pass roster thus far – we recently outlined the first four titles confirmed for the service. Additionally, we anticipate updates from Microsoft soon to fully enrich next month’s XGP offerings.
Looking forward to this new Game Pass launch, everyone? Share your thoughts on Lost in Random: The Eternal Die in the comments below.
Ben is a News Writer at Pure Xbox and enjoys action, racing, and first-person shoot-em-up titles on any Xbox system. When not gripping an Xbox controller as if it’s a lifeline, Ben spends his leisure time listening to music that’s quite outdated for his age, watching football on television, and likely grabbing a bite somewhere.