I added a timer to keep track of the run, and this video includes an intro and outro to briefly explain the game in case someone new decides to watch and wants to learn more about it.

The run starts at 1:03 and ends at 08:36, with a total time of 7 minutes and 29.51 seconds, ending right after defeating the Doublets.

A reward focused on:
"The most emotional moment in a game"

Lately, I've been shifting my content toward more narrative and emotional experiences.

That’s why I’d like to suggest a reward where creators can choose a game with a strong emotional impact and share a scene that truly moved them, whether through gameplay, a live reaction, or personal reflection.

This kind of reward would inspire heartfelt, personal content, and might even help others discover games with powerful storytelling that they hadn’t seen before.

Because, I believe that a game that manages to make you feel (especially the ones that make you cry) can never be a bad game.

My favorite card in Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is the Whirlwind of Ice. I enjoy close range battles, and thanks to this card I can take advantage of a brief extra moment to react or land more hits on the enemy.

"There are some truly ugly and unpleasant creatures, but I believe the place where we always fall can be even more terrifying, not because of what it shows, but because of what it represents.
A dark, silent place that watches every fall, every defeat and reminds us that we can lose everything in an instant." - I couldn’t fit the last words in the original post, but I’d love to share a bit more here.

"Welcome! Do you think you can find the best-hidden dice in my playthroughs?
Each one trickier than the last, I know… a tough little minigame, but nothing you and your keen eye can't handle."

"Sparkball is fun. It has the fast-paced chaos of MOBAs, but with its own twist.
Vibrant colors and intuitive mechanics. And as a support main, I appreciate that the role exists, it's fun if you think about it. A doctor in the middle of a football match?"

"Things I learned in Sparkball:
Having a support really helps, ideally with range or a stun.
Don’t drop the ball. If you lose it, they can use the boost or score from midfield.

And the best part: play with friends. Communication changes everything."

Translation:
Sometimes I think @Peggy1318 deserves the chance to explore new platforms. I’ve seen what she can create with just a bit of free time… and I can’t help but imagine everything she could achieve in a place like this. 🍂

"In a world designed for suffering, filled with trials that reflect inner struggles and personal growth, this character is, without a doubt, one of my favorites, offering support and a confidence in ourselves that even we don't have"

It’s at 29:44. It was one of the exciting clears I’ve made because of the small space in the room and the shielded creature. I really enjoyed that moment, but not in that moment.

Also, the mini boss and the final boss fight was great, I enjoyed that two a lot too.