D.N.Age
Games by REMIMORY

D.N.Age

REMIMORY

Rank
#4 / 5
Released
2014
Studio
REMIMORY
Genre
role-playing video game, casual game, strategy video game

At a glance

D.N.Age is a role-playing, casual, and strategy game from REMIMORY built around improving monsters through a DNA system. Players merge or enhance monsters to create stronger creatures, then form a party and take it on quests. The story begins with the player waking in another world and seeking to reopen a Dimension Gate to return home. Progression also includes assistant customization, with options for hairstyles, clothing, and dye. The game lists more than 140 exploration stages, 25 monster types, and over 180 quests of different kinds. It is a single-player Windows game with Steam Achievements, Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. Rather than focusing on conventional level-ups, the listed growth system centers on changing monster DNA. The combination of creature development, party building, exploration, and varied quests shapes its core loop.

Who it is for

It suits solo players interested in creature merging, party building, and quest-based progression. Assistant customization may appeal to players who also like personalizing a companion character.

What is good

  • Monster growth centers on DNA improvements.
  • More than 140 exploration stages.
  • 25 types of monsters.
  • Over 180 varied quests.
  • Assistant appearance can be customized.

What to know first

  • Single-player only.
  • Listed platform is Windows.

Verdict

D.N.Age centers progression on developing monsters through its DNA system, then using a party to tackle quests and exploration stages. Its solo format and customization options give creature collection and party growth a clear focus.

Details

Year
2014wikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Developer
REMIMORYwikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Genre
role-playing video game, casual game, strategy video gamewikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026
Platforms
Microsoft Windowswikidata.org · 3 Oct 2026

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