Outerloop Games prides itself on being a minority-led, fully distributed indie game studio that creates accessible games with depth about underrepresented cultures and themes. (See how other standout indie game devs are doing similar inspiring work.)
The developer really came to my attention with its last game, Thirsty Suitors, a narrative-based game that was like a cross between Scott Pilgrim and Bollywood musicals with the stylish RPG battles of Persona 5. Its themes of family, food, and culture were also really strong, which carry over to its upcoming game Dosa Divas, though in practice it's actually a lot more than just, say, Thirsty Suitors 2. The premise is, however, no less eye-catching.
