
Battle an evil fast food empire in this spicy narrative turn-based RPG. Two sisters and their upgradable spirit-mech cook delicious meals, fight corpos, build up your reputation with local communities, and reconcile with loved ones.
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Outerloop Games delivers Dosa Divas - a spicy narrative turn-based RPG. After years apart, sisters Samara and Amani journey with their ancient spirit-mech on a mission to defeat a rotten fast food empire and reconnect communities with their traditions. Platform through vibrant villages, battle corporate goons, reconcile with loved ones, and eat one last meal together before saying goodbye.
Engage in a flavorful turn-based combat system where every attack packs some heat, especially when you time it right. Hitting the action button as the hit lands amplifies your attack damage and strengthens your blocks against enemy attacks. Use boost points at the start of your turn to multiply damage on attacks and skills. Each character harnesses their Spirit Power to use a unique set of class-based abilities associated with one of five flavor profiles. Match enemy flavor cravings to break down their defenses and leave them stuffed. With each round, build up your Ultimate meter to use special group ultimates and serve up some devastating damage.
Traverse unique villages in a customizable and upgradable ancient spirit-mech named Goddess. Double-jump, drill, and grapple your way through the world to discover local ingredients, hidden paths, memories, and new friends.
Cook up made-to-order food to wake them from a processed food-induced haze using the expressive cooking system. Forage, fish, and barter to collect ingredients and fire up orders for hungry villagers. Delivering delicious, hearty meals reconnects communities with their culture, history, and shared memories and increases your reputation. Developing a strong reputation comes with major perks and progression.
Fuel yourself in battle by having a quick bite to eat. Leverage the effects of ingredients to adjust recipes and create extra fragrant dishes that restore health, enhance damage, fortify defense, and replenish your Spirit Power.
Serve up looks by customizing your spirit-mech, Goddess. Mix and match your Goddess’ body, arms, and legs. Create your own spicy style with custom wraps and accessories.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Dominic Tarason (check out their steam curator page) and Gita Jackson (Aftermath.site) brought me here and I'm glad they did. Dosa Divas is a wonderful meld of active-turn-based (Mario RPG, Expedition 33) combat with cooking minigames. Through those mechanics, Dosa Divas tells a nice and tidy 8-10 hour story in a beautifully animated world of mechs and anti-cooking capitalism that, whatever your politics or ability to relate to bad parenting and an immigrant story, will delight the hell out of you. +Solid active-turn-based combat that pushes back just enough +Nice 'n' tidy 8-10 game that doesn't overstay its welcome +Music slaps +A relatable story, whether you're an immigrant, have the usual family trauma, or just hate how much capitalism takes your time away then tries to sell it back to you with premade meal slop. Also, the ending hits like a truck. +All the food looks delicious -My dumbass got stuck in a bit of a maze in the 2nd act because I forgot about ziplines -Limited number of cooking animations that sometimes don't match with the dish (ex: Pouring batter when you're just making a sandwich or soup) but budget constraints are what they are.
A fantastic game. I fell in love during the demo and the full game absolutely did not disappoint. A game for anyone with a love of cooking and/or a difficult relationship with their family. Had me sobbing, laughing, and overcome with the need for a good meal.
This game is worth your time for the story and ending alone.
It's nice to see developers improve and build on their previous works. Short and sweet, it is exactly as long as it needs to be for its story and gameplay.
spicy
Such a nice little jrpg with a fantastic story about family and food. The food was the start of the story. Somehow the simple pictures of what we cooked up left me hungry. I now have to go track down some dosas.
an excellent entry in the Outerloop portfolio. even highly stylized, the food feels rich, like I can smell and taste it through the screen. turn based combat and skills are fun to master, though the timing on blocks felt like a struggle sometimes. (skill issue?) loved the voice acting and truly wish it was incorporated more thoroughly in sections. cried at the end.
Really enjoyed it so far, I hope it gets more attention
Another fun game from Outerloop! I enjoyed Thirsty Suitors more, because I love arcadey skating games, but the mechs in Dosa Divas are a lot of fun.
Très cool
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