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Dosa Diablos Dogma?

Dosa Divas packs a turn-based RPG into a small package, but the shorter run-time hinders as much as it helps. A lack of depth in the combat makes the 12-hour runtime drag, and a stiffness throughout gameplay lessens the experience. The story has emotional depth and vibrant characters, but holding key details until the end […]

Some narrative and battle system decisions mean Dosa Diva doesn’t feel as unique, touching, and exciting as past Outerloop games.

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I expect that writing this up is about to make me quite hungry. Dosa Divas! It's the latest small-scale RPG from Outerloop Games, the same devs behind 2023's Thirsty Suitors. Where their previous game was all about battling off unsuitable suitors, food takes centre stage in Dosa Divas, pitting you as a pair of sisters and their trusty ancient spirit-mech who are "on a mission to defeat a rotten…

Outerloop's latest bite-sized RPG comes in a bit undercooked

It’s always a little unfortunate when, as a reviewer, I end up looking at two games of a similar genre back-to-back. It’s impossible to resist the allure of comparison, particularly in cases where one game felt totally realized, and the other feels significantly limited – ultimately, the quality of one has nothing to do with [...]

As you may well know, Edwin has been devoured by The Maw more than once in his time as news editor. Though you cant say he's not learned from the experience of being a digestee. Knowing that The Maw becomes particularly agitated in weeks stuffed with new releases, I suspect he saw the bloated Steam Upcoming chart and hastily booked his holiday, leaving us to wrangle the beast.

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Outerloop Games has announced that Dosa Divas: One Last Meal, its flavorful narrative-driven turn-based RPG, will launch on April 14, 2026, for PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5. The game will be priced at $19.99, with a playable demo available now on Steam. Originally revealed during Summer […]

I am very much of the opinion that for the most part, video games do not have a very good relationship with food. There are plenty of games where you can eat food and get some delicious HP back for it, but rarely is food the focal point narratively. So, ever since its announcement I've been quite excited about Dosa Divas, a turn-based RPG where you play as two sisters piloting a cute robot whose…