Outerloop Games has revealed the release date for its upcoming turn-based RPG, Dosa Divas: One Last Meal, which is set to launch on April 14, 2024. The game will be available on multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.
This announcement follows the game’s successful showcase at the Summer Game Fest, where it garnered significant attention for its unique blend of culinary creativity and strategic gameplay. Building on elements from their previous title, Thirsty Suitors, Outerloop Games has crafted a narrative-driven experience that combines turn-based battles, cooking mechanics, and a compelling storyline.
Dosa Divas centers around the characters Amani and Samara, who find themselves in a conflict against their estranged sister. This sister has created a powerful prepackaged food empire that keeps the population subdued and reliant on her products. Players will engage in turn-based battles against a variety of antagonists, including “evil lawyers,” while also participating in cooking segments aimed at revitalizing the world’s flavors.
For those eager to experience the game before its full release, a free demo is now available on Steam. This demo offers a taste of the game’s opening moments, allowing players to dive into the rich world of Dosa Divas and explore its mechanics firsthand.
Outerloop Games has positioned Dosa Divas as a title that not only entertains but also challenges the norms of food culture and societal reliance on convenience. As anticipation builds leading up to the April release, fans of the genre are encouraged to explore the demo and engage with the game’s unique premise.
In a landscape crowded with RPGs, Dosa Divas: One Last Meal aims to carve out its niche by merging engaging storytelling with interactive cooking elements, ensuring players are not just spectators but active participants in the culinary chaos. With its vibrant visuals and innovative gameplay, Outerloop Games is set to deliver another memorable experience to gamers around the world.
