Asdivine Dios

RPG アスディバインディオス - KEMCO

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About This Game

Play a grand RPG through to the end for free!
Welcome to the new Asdivine and get ready as a tale about divine encounters with mankind and mankind's encounters with the divine is about to unfold...

An Adventure of Divine Proportions!
Among the many worlds the deities have created, there is one world that abounds with life known as Asdivine. But when a spate of disturbances erupts across the globe and an ever spreading murk threatens to destroy it, Izayoi, the deity of Asdivine himself, takes up his cause to save the world he created with his own hands. Unfortunately, suffering from a loss of his own divine powers, is there any hope he can he succeed? Find out as the curtain raises on this adventure of divine proportions!

A New Benchmark in Quality
Following in the footsteps of the critically acclaimed Asdivine Hearts, Asdivine Dios further enhances its palette of visual expressions. While still maintaining the beauty of the original 2D artwork, some of the most fluid character motion and bold effects ever seen in a handheld RPG have been realized with amazing results!

Bigger and Better than Ever Before!
Boasting a voluminous story, an expansive world, treasure filled dungeons, exciting battles, weapon creation, and more… the all-inclusive RPG experience is finally here! Not only does quality, but content also goes hand in hand as players are now able to customize weapons and even combine magic and skills to rack up damage to new heights!

Plus, with more options than ever before, battling it out with hordes of foes has never been so fulfilling! But wait, that's not all! In Asdivine Dios, limitless enemies and loot, a multitude of subquests, and even bosses that will blow your mind await!

*Asdivine Dios can also be enjoyed in its entirety without the need for additional purchases. While in-app-purchase content requires additional fees, it is not necessary for finishing the game.
* A "Premium" Edition that includes 1000 bonus in-game points is also available for download! For more information, check out "Asdivine Dios" on the web!
*The actual price might differ depending on the region.
* Please contact us through the Contact button on the title screen if you discover any bugs or problems with the application. Note that we do not respond to bug reports left in application reviews.

[Supported OS]
- 4.0 and up
[Game Controller]
- Optimized
[SD Card Storage]
- Enabled
[Languages]
- English, Japanese
[Non-Supported Devices]
This app has generally been tested to work on any mobile device released in Japan. We cannot guarantee full support on other devices.

[IMPORTANT NOTICE]
Your use of the application requires your agreement to the following EULA and 'Privacy Policy and Notice'. If you do not agree, please do not download our application.

End User License Agreement: http://kemco.jp/eula/index.html
Privacy Policy and Notice: http://www.kemco.jp/app_pp/privacy.html

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Package ID: kemco.execreate.asdivinediosfree
APK Size: 78.12 MB
Data pack: N/A
Requirements: Android 6.0+
VPN Required: No
Support Rooted device: Yes

Version: v1.2.3g

Updated: 2025-08-29

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Language: Japanese

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Pakapakachama

Game Hunter

4.6

It's been 5 years since I played this game and this is the 2nd KEMCO game that I have played! I'll start with my complains about the game first. The Harem. I genuinely dislike Harem tropes so that one of the things I dislike within the game-- of course there's the option to get the True ending without the Harem option which makes it a bit fair. And lastly, this has been bothering me 5 years ago and still does today-- what's with the random difference in name? It's not exactly random because base on my experience-- every Izayoi character are OP! Still, Izayoi felt off because it's a different name, and you will understand how odd his name is when you play Dios' sequel, Menace. Onto the objective review! The illustrations of the characters are pleasing to the eye, the animation of the character movements, npcs, battle sprites, and cutscenes are well done and pretty amusing. The world map is pretty simple but includes the necessary details to represent some routes. The battle scenes are detailed enough to make the environment clear to the player despite it's simpleness. KEMCO did well in their game. I haven't heard much music because I tend to play with no music but within the Yggdrasil stage of the game, the bgm was on point in keeping the fantasy feeling but also has an ominous tone to entail the dangers of the stage. That experience alone is enough to tell their efforts in the bgm. The gameplay is rpg-maker-esque and pretty simple. All of the know-hows are taught in the tutorials but it would definitely take time to get around the equipment and enhancement system. The battle system is turn-based, and follows the rules like Preemptive Strikes and the character racing to unleash attacks kind of system. It's pretty simple if you got used to it. The storyline is the classic dark gray and light gray fantasy story. The twist is easy to see it coming but character births and other character relations are very interesting and it can be emotional.

10 0

2021-10-22 15:07:03

CanameMik

Top Contributor

3.6

aaaaa nostalgia time! this is actually the first JRPG that i've played, i remember loving it a lot in the past soooo i decided to replay it 5 years later

i..... don't remember that there's a lot of fanservice here and there lol, i was too pure back then. but i think the story is still pretty good! Izayoi is a pretty interesting main character, but i feel he's better in menace than in here af. combat wise... well, it's your usual JRPG, with mechanic similar to FF. music is kinda memoriable??? like, i still be able to recall the music even though it has been a long time since my last time hearing it. overall i think it's a solid 7.5/10, if they focus more on the character developtmen it could be better