Outerloop Games Serves Up Dosa Divas, A New RPG About Food, Spirit-Mechs, and Fighting Fast Food Empires
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Outerloop Games launches Dosa Divas, a 13-hour RPG featuring rhythm-based combat, a spirit-mech companion, and a mission to defeat a fast food empire through the power of food.
Outerloop Games is back with Dosa Divas, launching today following the studio's critically acclaimed work on Thirsty Suitors. This time around, the team is putting culinary tradition front and center. Players step into the shoes of a pair of sisters who team up with an ancient spirit-mech to dismantle a soulless fast food conglomerate and bring communities back together through the power of food. It is a delightfully ambitious premise that blends high fantasy with deeply human themes of culture and connection.
Underneath the vibrant aesthetic lies a combat system that draws clear inspiration from classic action commands, specifically evoking the rhythm-based timing mechanics of the Mario & Luigi RPG series. Instead of just selecting attacks from a menu, players have to time their inputs carefully to maximize damage and stay actively engaged during every encounter. It adds a welcome layer of interactivity to the turn-based setup that keeps your reflexes sharp from start to finish.
For players balancing massive live service libraries and hundred-hour open world epics, Dosa Divas offers a refreshing change of pace. According to the development team, the campaign clocks in at a tight and focused thirteen hours, making it an ideal weekend playthrough. As reported by Rock Paper Shotgun, the game is available right now on PC via Steam with a launch discount, alongside console releases for players who prefer to kick back on the couch.
Tags: Dosa Divas, Outerloop Games, RPG, PC Gaming, Indie Games
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun