However, if Aaki were to fall in love with a mortal woman, he would lose his godly powers and stay a mortal. They are both here to convince Aaki to take her as his wife, making her the rightful queen of Olympus while she’s at it. These two girls just happen to be the incarnations of the Greek goddesses Athena and Aphrodite.
Another rather unfortunate circumstance is that, even when Aaki is made aware of this fact after he is nearly killed by two squabbling girls, he still can’t access his godly powers quite yet. While that may sound like a ton of fun, the king of Olympus is trapped in the body of a Japanese college student named Aaki. Now, as one might have guessed by the extremely subtle references in the introductory paragraph, you play as ‘Zeus’. Needless to say, when an OELVN project manages to garner this much attention, it is hard to not be excited about the outcome, especially considering it could mean another high-profile VN being added to Steam, giving the medium an extra (and arguably much needed) boost of attention. These games were funded through Kickstarter, with Divine Slice of Life being the more popular one raising a whopping 6000£.
But is the experience as divine as its title?ĭSoL was developed by, a developer that gained popularity earlier this year by releasing Sword of Asumi and Beach Bounce, two other OELVNs which immediately got a lot of attention on Steam, since the platform doesn’t have a very extensive VN library. While that might sound trivial, it is in fact the plot of this peculiar VN. But hold up, before you get to cause a few natural disasters, hurl lightning bolts at people and have your son run around doing all sorts of crazy tasks (all in good fun, of course) just to prove he’s worthy of being called your son, you have something really important to do: choose a wife. Have you ever wanted to know what it’s like to be a god? Well, look no further! Divine Slice of Life (DSoL) is here to fulfill that dream of yours, and then some.
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