I was surprised by the combat system at first because it is something of a real-time action game mixed with a card-based battle system. These coins can be used to buy cards, which brings us to the combat system. Even is armed with a slingshot that she can use to hit switches and breakable items that give coins. The environments are all distinctive, with interesting characters. They set out to stop the Queen and rescue Odd, but in order to do that they must travel through each of the districts and fight off the Queen’s minions. In the process of trying to pursue her, Even meets Dicey, a sentient dice who bonds with her. However, Six is the most prosperous land of the queen, and thus Odd is taken from her home. Even and Odd are from the district of One, which is considered the slums and most unlucky. This Hunger-Games-esque situation causes a problem for protagonist Even, whose sister Odd rolls a six on her dice. She also mandated that on their 12 th birthday, each child born would roll her dice, and whatever it landed on would be their new home. She then used her dark dice to separate the districts from each other, keeping them in conflict within themselves. The Queen took over, destroying most of the sentient dice in a war that ultimately left her with one of the only magical dice in existence.

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