

The Divine Speaker
Two and a Half Studios · 2022 · LGBTQ+, Visual Novel, Fantasy, Dating Sim, Adventure
PC
Very Positive96% · 401
Compare prices in Official Stores
Screenshots
About The Divine Speaker

A tale of breaking the fate that binds us all
The Divine Speaker is a story-rich 18+ BL/yaoi visual novel where you'll follow alongside Raen, an orphan from the secluded city of Aurelia Cavella.
Expelled from his home on a death sentence, his adventure will take him all over a world he didn't even know existed.
Mysteries, magic, fantasy and more await you in this grand tale of fate, and how each person defies it.

Three romanceable guys with varying degrees of morality

40+ original backgrounds designed to suck you into the world

70+ original illustrations, plus variations

- An original soundtrack with singers by the likes of Emi Evans, Morgan Berry and C.L
- Two hidden side couples you can watch get together (if you make the right choices!)
- An encylopedia that gets filled out as you play the game
- Streamer mode - mosaic all NSFW CGs with the click of a button
- Over 250,000 words of story for you to follow
- Full voice acting - over 15,000 voiced lines!
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 3 of 3 DLC at today's best prices.
$54.96
to own everything
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players are deeply divided on this visual novel. Supporters praise its stunning artwork, solid voice acting, well-developed characters with fleshed-out backstories, and immersive world-building that rewards multiple playthroughs, while detractors criticize the pacing as tediously slow, dialogue as repetitive and meandering, and plot focus on minor NPCs that feels unmotivated and disconnected from the main narrative.
I think more people should play this visual novel, it is SO well written. I've read some vn's that are pretty bad, but this one was on the level of an actual novel. The characters were interesting, the plot was incredibly interesting and the voice acting (while some characters were better then others) was pretty good as well. I love vn's with lgbtq+ protagonists and this one does it perfectly while making everything feel natural. I recommend playing it for yourself, I really locked in and did one characters route for like three days (that's 17.8 hours for one character, definitely worth the price if you want something with plenty of playtime)3 found this helpful
This is such a fun one I absolutely love every character.1 found this helpful
I love this game1 found this helpful
Great game. I love how sarcastic Leos is1 found this helpful
a really great visual novel whether you're new into VNs or not (i'm fairly new) the story is super interesting and complex but not difficult to follow, the worldbuilding is great and the voice acting is really the cherry on top, overall a super immersing VN i am a completionist in VNs and i played through all the routes and i will say that i thoroughly enjoyed all 3 love interests' stories and even the side couples, all the characters are well fleshed out and i love how every route brings something new out in certain characters also the art is super gorgeous but that is to be expected from two and a half studios <31 found this helpful
Are you a fan of certified soft bois? The charming ones who hide behind charisma use affection and exaggeration as a shield? Do you love finding the most sarcastic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in the series and saying, “my love?” Yeah. This is the game for you. It’s also fully voice acted, and everyone they worked with has done a beautiful job. I love the voices for each of the characters and they fit so nicely. The story is a slow burn. It takes its time unfolding (although if you put it into context, all of this only really happens over the span of… what, a few weeks?). It might feel slow, but that’s because we’re spending a lot of time with the characters. And even though I’m more engaged with some than others, I wouldn’t count that against this; but opinions differ. It does lack a little bit of polish (typos here and there, incorrect grammar, etc.) but it honestly wasn’t bad enough to throw me off. Now, for the things that might dissuade some. Compared to the newer games from the studio (primarily the ADWD duology) there’s not a ton of character choice. Much of this comes from the fact that we’re playing a set protagonist. Any dialogue options or otherwise are pretty much direct influences on yo…1 found this helpful
Community reviews
—
0 reviews
Sign in to write a review.
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.














