Platform through a vibrant world in an upgradeable mech and cook delicious meals. Fight off corpos in turn based combat, discover new recipes, build up your reputation with local communities, and bond with friends and family on a journey to taste everything life has to offer.
Dosa Divas feels like an interesting proof of concept, stretched out into a full game. The ideas and early execution don’t really evolve, instead becoming worn down by the time it’s all said and done. While it doesn’t lack heart and soul, it’s unfortunately missing quite a few ingredients to make it a full course meal.
In Dosa Divas, the new RPG from Outerloop Games, cooking is the power capable of bringing together a world consumed by corporatism in an accessible yet deeply personal adventure about three sisters confronting their past.
A creative and flavorful RPG that starts strong but loses momentum due to uneven pacing and prolonged encounters.
Dosa Divas starts strong with its creative mix of turn-based combat and cooking mechanics, but the experience loses momentum over time. Repetitive mini-games, limited gameplay variety, and low challenge hurt the overall experience, despite the game’s charming art style and solid story.
Dosa Divas is a game that values emotions and imagination above all else. Story and gameplay are mixed in a way that makes it mesmerizing. It's mostly about national identity and feelings.
