Deep Dish Dungeon will launch on October 13, 2026 for Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam and Microsoft Store, with Game Pass availability planned as well. The new game from Behold Studios, published by Raw Fury, blends dungeon crawling, survival exploration, metroidvania elements and crafting into an adventure built around curiosity, patience and resource management.
The journey takes players into a handcrafted dungeon made of corridors, rooms and passageways that need to be read carefully. Every shadow can hide a puzzle, a door, a treasure or an enemy with its own behavior. Progress is not framed around rushing ahead, but around observing the space, remembering clues and returning to camp with something useful.
Between expeditions, the camp becomes the place where gathered resources turn into real progression. Players can craft tools, cook nourishing meals and prepare for the next descent. Food is more than a recovery item: recipes unlock different stat effects over time, making cooking part of the build and one of the main ways to survive deeper routes.
The game can be played solo or in online co-op with up to two friends. Co-op is not presented as a race for loot, but as a way to share knowledge, cover mistakes and take care of each other while the dungeon grows more dangerous. A Steam demo is also available, giving players a way to test its flow before launch.
The loop is clear: descend into the depths, understand the threats, collect materials, cook, improve the campsite and return with better tools. Players who want to follow Deep Dish Dungeon toward release can use the Playority Calendar to save games to their account, receive notifications and keep personalized updates organized around dates, platforms, demos, Game Pass availability and practical launch details before it arrives on storefronts this October.
