Terra Randoma

Terra Randoma is a turn-based roguelike RPG that thrives on unpredictability, player agency, and systems-driven storytelling. Developed and published by Deniz K., the game presents itself modestly at first, with a simple visual style and an unassuming interface, but it quickly reveals a dense web of mechanics and interactions that reward patience and experimentation. Rather than guiding the player through a tightly scripted narrative, Terra Randoma focuses on creating a world where stories emerge naturally through exploration, combat decisions, and the consequences of chance. The foundation of the experience lies in its procedurally generated world. Each new game drops the player onto a freshly created island, complete with its own geography, settlements, dungeons, and points of interest. These worlds can vary significantly in layout and scale, encouraging multiple playthroughs and ensuring that familiarity never turns into predictability. Exploration feels purposeful, as traveling across the map can lead to unexpected discoveries, whether that’s a struggling town in need of help, a dangerous ruin hiding valuable loot, or a random encounter that spirals into a major turning point …

This game is really bad. It is near impossible to achieve 100% completion in the collection log. Don't know if the game isn't finished but once you beat the game there is no solid source to get the remaining half the collection log. I for the very rare occasion cheated the final achievements because even if I put 300 hours in the game I don't think I would ever get those broken achievements to pop. Most collections come from the quest in the game but once the story is over good luck getting the rest. There is no grace in the game that gives you undiscovered items more ..there is nothing. It doesn't make any sense.

This game is slept on. It's one of my favorite games and highly recommended.

very boring, lacks content

it is a nice game overall. but after few hours of gameplay you start to understand how it works, what game can actually provide you. it is not hard-suffering like some rogue's tale, or a bunch of other roguelike dungeon crawlers. but the bad news - capabilities that you have in the game are quite short. I initially was hoping that the game will grow wider and deeper, but seems like Dev have other plans and for another game of his. well, I left sincere review, bought the game, so my job is done here. hope Dev will someday return to the game and will grow much more meat on it.

Very cool, but feels a bit repeatable. Expect some small bugs especially in UI as it is indie game. Overall I am satisfied more than enough. Recommending for small walkthroughs