Dea is a premium title reminiscent of older turn-based Final Fantasy games. Developed and published by José Antonio De los Ángeles Rodríguez, it features a cast of strong, magnetic characters and a fantasy world teeming with all sorts of monsters. 

Exploration and battles galore

As Lastia is the last remaining land in the game’s world, a deity who proclaims herself goddess tasks a group of friends to protect this land at all costs. Accompanying the player in this journey are Hikuro, Bianca, Netsu, and many more characters. 

Together, they explore vast grasslands, quaint cities, and sprawling dungeons as well as face random enemy encounters, defeating all foes using weapons, magic, and special abilities. Although Dea’s storyline tugs at your heartstrings, it also covers sensitive themes like death and suicide that some players may find disturbing.

For players who love anything turn-based

With gameplay similar to classic turn-based Final Fantasy titles, Dea is definitely a must-play for fans of the genre. In addition to its strong cast, this title also has a fascinating and emotional storyline — albeit it touches upon suicide and other sensitive themes.