This Steam Next Fest action-RPG is a delightful throwback to '90s anime and SNES classics, even if it is also marketing for a much bigger and hornier deckbuilder JRPG
Divine Dynamo Flamefrit looks like much more than a bonus game
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GamesAction RpgThis Steam Next Fest action-RPG is a delightful throwback to ’90s anime and SNES classics, even if it is also marketing for a much bigger and hornier deckbuilder JRPGWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesAction RpgThis Steam Next Fest action-RPG is a delightful throwback to ’90s anime and SNES classics, even if it is also marketing for a much bigger and hornier deckbuilder JRPGWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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(Image credit: Inti Creates)
I was interested in Divine Dynamo Flamefrit when I saw that Japanese indie studio Inti Creates was behind it. I was on board the instant I saw the pixel-perfect ’90s anime aesthetic and heard the era-appropriate title screen music. And I was in love the moment the giant mech boss …
