Divine Dawn is a text-based RPG in which you step into the role of a would-be hero, with dreams of greatness and no likelihood of achieving any of them in a peaceful world with no real genocidal threats.
Then you nearly die several times in a row, discover traces of an ancient mystery and (possibly) impending doom, and go on a road trip with a colorful cast of comrades to save the world! Maybe.
You’ve got a lot of fighting, therapy, adventure, and monster girls to deal with before we get to that point. Fortunately, you’ll usually have a partner at your side to help you out in fights and offer witty(?) banter(?).
But only you can decide if it’s worth trading your humanity for the power you need – otherworldly energies offer much, but will change your body over time. For better or worse, you are unlikely to end your journey the same person you began it as.
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Developer: Cryswar – Patreon | Discord | Itch | Twitter | Steam |
Censored: No
OS: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android
Language: English
Genre: Text Based, Character Creation, Male Protagonist, Creampie, Oral Sex, Teasing, Adventure, Combat, Fantasy, Graphic Violence, Horror, Humor, Monster, Monster Girl, Religion, Romance, RPG, Turn Based Combat, Female Domination, Naizuri, Vaginal Sex
Installation:
Extract and run.
v0.30
- Sarah affection 14, with entirely too much plot relevance to be in a random affection scene
- Maya trust 12, showcasing Maya being less of a gremlin than usual (barely)
- Metatron affection 14, in which Ashley is the MVP
- Metatron conversation 5, further proving that Hieroneiden did nothing wrong
- Ina joining scene (random event in camp, pass time/come back from adventure)
- Ina trust 2. Got wood? She does! I promise that will be vaguely amusing when you read it, but no refunds.
- Ina affection 2. Expect romance, get philosophical debates that get really depressing.
- Ina, Kuril, and Kandros playable. Each has unique traits, some with funky mechanics!
- Abilities are now sorted within an element by school. Martial arts are now color-coded by school as well – if people like it, I can do the same for magic schools.
- Does anyone even want to read ‘assorted bugfixes?’ I feel like every patch notes has them, I never know what they mean, and frankly I don’t even remember what I fixed.
