LoveKami -Divinity Stage-
MoeNovel · 2016 · Anime, Visual Novel, Dating Sim, Sexual Content, Nudity
PC
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About LoveKami -Divinity Stage-
From the creators of If My Heart Had Wings, comes MoeNovel's exciting new original title, LoveKami, debuting on Steam in English, bringing a fun and energetic tale filled with magic, love and music!
Join L☆SEVEN as they aim to be the best Divine Idols in the lively world of Akihabara!
In a time when dreams had been forgotten and faith was lost, when people only believed what they could see with their own eyes, one day visions of goddesses appeared...
It soon comes to light that the Japanese sun deity, Amaterasu, wished to teach the goddesses about the human world. All of this leads to the implementation of the Divine Education Act.
Now, a year has passed and numerous goddesses and humans have had the chance to learn about each other, get to know one another, and come to a mutual understanding.
In Akihabara, the very heart of the Divine Idol culture and home to various subcultures, seven lucky goddesses dominate as the idol group L☆SEVEN.
Next-Generation Goddess Auditions!
Divine Idols, spread your wings and take flight!
A glamorous contest, containing everything that goddess’ dreams are made of, is being held!
Laugh, grow, and even cry together with goddesses who descended from the sky and are aiming to become top-level idols.
The younger sister of Bishamonten, who is a member of the top idol group comprised of the seven lucky goddesses, L☆SEVEN.
Shuri has always looked up to her older sister, performing on the streets with the aim to become an idol as well.
Bubbly and while seemingly full of confidence, there are times when she ends up comparing herself to her more-successful sister and doesn’t give herself enough credit. She’s down-to-earth and usually hardworking, but can quickly lose interest in things and isn’t afraid to show it.
Kisshouten represents prosperity and good luck, along with happiness, beauty, and wealth. She is worshipped in hopes of gaining respect and sometimes in the hope for bountiful harvests.
Ame no Uzume is a deity found originally in Shinto mythology. She appears in some of the oldest legends, such as the tale of the missing sun deity, when Amaterasu Omikami hid herself away at Amano-Iwato. She's said to be Japan's oldest performance artist.
She works part-time in a Divine Idol-themed cafe while building up her career from the grassroots level.
Kagura likes to have fun, but that doesn't mean she's a slacker. Her unique sense of rhythm and expressionism when she dances are both hers alone; no one else can duplicate them.
In true ‘Ame no Uzume’ spirit, she usually ends up giving the audience a little more of a risque performance as she easily gets worked up. But there are also times when she relaxes and can stay calm. Her personality is carefree and playful, which easily comes across in how she interacts with others.
As one of the more naturally seductive goddesses, she is not opposed to wearing more revealing costumes when she performs.
Benzaiten's blessings are plentiful; she is the goddess of music, good fortune, the arts, victory, and even water. She holds the center position in L☆SEVEN.
She loves singing, but since she hasn't fallen in love yet, and with the abundance of love songs in the idol music genre, she often becomes doubtful of her ability to sing love songs convincingly.
She tends to play acoustic guitar when singing casually.
Even though she's always at the center, at heart she's just a regular girl.
She can always be found smiling, which matches her cheerful personality.
Her manner of speaking is calm and collected, but she sometimes lets her playful side show during conversations.
- Japanese Animated Novel / Visual Novel HD
- Three character routes to play through
- Fully Voiced characters (only the protagonist isn't voiced)
- Animated Sprites
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Recommended if you want a light, idol-themed visual novel with a supernatural twist and a lot of cute, flirty comedy. LoveKami -Divinity Stage- is not trying to be deep or dramatic most of the time—it’s more like a colorful anime episode you read at your own pace. The story takes place in a world where gods have become less important to people, so the remaining goddesses try to fit into modern society in different ways. Here the focus is on Akihabara and the whole “divine idol” scene, where goddesses can literally be pop stars and compete for attention, fans, and stage time. You play a pretty normal guy who gets pulled into this idol chaos, and the plot quickly turns into auditions, training, jealousy, and lots of daily-life moments with supernatural girls who act very human when they’re not showing off their powers. The setting is mostly an excuse to keep the pace upbeat and keep the cast together. The best part is the characters and how different their routes feel. Each heroine has her own personality and style—one is more energetic and ambitious, another is playful and showy, another feels like the “main idol” type—and the game leans into romance and teasing depending on who …2 found this helpful
It's a short cute series, can be finished in under a day if you clear out your schedule for the day, it's not going to ask you any deep questions and that's perfectly fine, I've only played the first two as of this review, and both are fairly similar, can't judge the third one yet but am expecting it to be more or less the same.1 found this helpful
Honestly seemed like a fun little Visual Novel that was sitting in my backlog for years Finally played it, it wasnt exactly what I expected It had a decent story, a basic one, but a decent one and the game itself didnt take that long. I think its worth the play whether you already have it, or you find it on sale and decide you want a fun Idol based Visual Novel with romance and some faan service! Anyways, 7/10 Worth the playthrough!1 found this helpful
✅ Cute and amazing character design (there's 3 girls with 3 routes) ✅ CGs are really good ✅ Decent OST ✅ Good voiceovers with motion animations ✅ Game resumes immediately from last save when booting (this godsend feature really surprised me because hardly any game uses it. Trails series is the only one that I know so far) ❌ Bland basic story ❌ Very short for a VN ❌ No adult scenes ❌ No cloud save1 found this helpful
It's alright if you're into this sort of thing. Story didn't really pull me in, but seems well written enough. I don't think there are nearly enough choices to make though.
Some of the scenes in this game include: [i]Oh no! It seems while trying to save this cute girl from falling over, the two of us both ended up falling to the ground, tangled together, and unable to escape! It's unfortunate how my hand happened to end up on her backside.[/i] [i]It's important I improve my camera work if my team is ever to advance in these idol auditions. I guess the only solution is to go and do a salacious video shoot with one of the members.[/i] [i]It's very important that one of my team members [strike]flash her underwear to me[/strike][/i] continue [i]flashing her underwear to me in public (because she was doing that anyway) so that she can understand how her more modest teammate feels about this sort of thing.[/i] Also, our heroines are all goddesses who live on Earth among humans, and there's a goddess school to teach them about Earth ways. It doesn't truly matter to the plot in any way and only gets mentioned a couple of times, but it provides a reason our girls wear school uniforms a lot (even though we don't even really see them at school). And, I mean, basically it's a lot of flimsy excuses for fanservice to happen, but in a way that's fitting enough …
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