Devtheism may not be an AAA game with a million dollar budget, but what it does have is a lot of heart. This short but sweet game was developed by one man from Indonesia named Mohammad Fahmi, who spent six months in his bedroom to develop it. That’s dedication.
In Devtheism, you play as a boy who decides to go on a sojourn in hopes of finding what he believes in. This trip is triggered by a series of comments that makes the hero truly question his beliefs.
The game touches on religious matters regarding tolerance and stereotyping, and wraps these up nicely in a thought-provoking ending.
The only gripe I have with Devtheism is that the game is really short, only 30 minutes in total. Even so, Devtheism is still able to portray its message, and we recommend you downloading it.
You can download Devtheism here.
Disclaimer
The creator of this game, Mohammad Fahmi, is a writer at Games in Asia Indonesia. However, we have reported on it as it is an Indonesian-made game. This article was originally found on Games in Asia Indonesia and has been translated by Chris Allison.
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