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Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Action
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.
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WellPlayedAsh WaylingApr 20268.5/10With its fusion of heartfelt narrative, giant robot combat and flexible flavour-driven cooking system, Dosa Divas serves up a hearty genre mashup that more than lives up to its ambitious premise. It's a beautifully crafted journey where the only thing more satisfying than the snappy dialogue and deep character bonds is the undeniable joy of saving the world one home-cooked meal at a time.
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GamesRadar+Luke KempApr 20264/5 starsCombat never really gets past 'OK', but excellent writing allows the experience to soar. It's a relievingly reasonable length, too; I finished the story in about nine hours with some extra stuff still to mop up (though the shine comes off a little when the busywork doesn't have the script to back it up). This is a beautiful gaming cake that I'd encourage you to devour – and I'm sure Kabi would be happy for you to pop in the kitchen and lick the spoon.
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TheSixthAxisAran SuddiApr 20268/10Dosa Divas is a culinary adventure worth going on, its unique flavour combining solid turn-based combat, a simple cooking minigame, and a story that will make you reflect on your own relationships. It's a game that explores how food and meals can be experiences that bring people together. If nothing else, Dosa Divas may inspire you to get in the kitchen, put some dishes together and share those meals with others.
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Cubed3Jul 20264/10Dosa 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.
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GamingTrendOlivia DaviesApr 202660/100Dosa Divas hits all its story notes when it comes to its personal tale on family and how it can fall apart with time. Cooking as an activity to be done with others is at the game’s core, and with likeable characters and great voice acting, I felt immersed in its passion and rich culture. However, its other elements sadly didn’t taste as good as the rest of the meal, with turn-based combat that felt lacklustre, a cooking mechanic that became awfully repetitive, and a second half that fell flat. It made the game feel incomplete. Personality does all the heavy lifting here, which made the overall experience leave a lot to be desired
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IGDB rating 7.9/10 from 1 ratings.
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