Randomice

I spent a couple hours with Randomice and appreciated what it's doing: it takes the escape-room-house concept and wraps it around procedural object placement so no two runs feel identical. You're hunting for key items scattered throughout rooms, platforming between them, and the game promises every attempt is solvable. It's a lean, focused idea executed without bloat. The catch is scope. This is a short experience, not a campaign. If you're looking for a 20-hour adventure, this isn't it. But if you want a compact introduction to how randomizers change familiar puzzle spaces, or just something to tinker with over lunch breaks, it does that job cleanly. Controller support and cloud saves are nice quality-of-life touches for an indie release of this size.

Alex · Scout Team

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