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About De'Vine: Heavenly Acres

De'Vine: Heavenly Acres is a farming and town-building game set on an island in the Isles of Tenoch. After your ship is destroyed, an ancient sage grants you farmland where you can grow crops and raise animals and monsters. You can pursue sovereignty or live peacefully on the land.

The Isles of Tenoch

Kuan Hakkai, ruler of Heavenly Acres, has vanished, leaving a power vacuum and corruption among his former allies. More than 20 powerful warriors and magi are competing to rule in his place. On an island off the Isles of Tenoch, a town in its infancy is being built by misfits stranded when their ship was capsized by a large implosion at sea. The implosion tore a rift between the Isles and the mainland, and its cause is unclear, though clues lie across the Isles. The townspeople must find a way to build a civil community and bring peace.

Farming and exploration

You can grow more than 40 crops, mine ore nodes and cave walls, and cut down trees and gather plants. Caves are generated for exploration and contain stone and precious gems; breaking through their walls can reveal hidden monsters and treasure. You can also build barns, coops and houses.

Monsters and crafting

You can collect 200 unique monsters, each with elemental strengths and weaknesses, and raise them with crops and food you make or buy. The game also includes animal raising and crafting, including carpentry, alchemy and blacksmithing.

Relationships and town life

You can build a relationship with another misfit and get married. A dynamic NPC conversation system lets you ask characters questions and get their attention by yelling, or choose to be rude or kind.

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