Dave the Diver: Anniversary Edition

Dave the Diver: Anniversary Edition (2024)

by MINTROCKET, Arc System Works
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Simulator
Themes:Action, Business
Game modes:Single player
Story:Dave the Diver is an action-adventure and management simulation game developed by Mintrocket. In the game, players control Dave, who spends his days diving into underwater environments to catch fish and gather resources, and his nights managing a sushi restaurant. The gameplay combines real-time underwater exploration and combat with restaurant management mechanics. This edition, released exclusively in Japan in physical format, features an exclusive Guilty Gear: Strive crossover with content including boat skins of the various fighters, cosplayers appearing as customers at Bancho Sushi, May's theme song The Disaster of Passion in the rhythm mini-game and May's anchor appearing as a melee weapon during dives.Show more
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This is a very fun game. It is supposedly an "indie", but actually/technically, it is NOT... But this shouldn't stop somebody from bringing it here, for a wide variety of people to be pleased! Some claim it is on par with Stardew Valley, even. Just make sure to convince its devs, include the discontinued Godzilla DLC or something
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