Tokyo Game Dungeon 13 Highlights Three 3D Dungeon RPGs
At Tokyo Game Dungeon 13, held August 8, 2026 in Hamamatsucho, three 3D dungeon RPGs stood out. S.O.L, a Steam title released August 13, offers a 50-floor dungeon under a school with SAN-based tension.
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Why it matters
The event showcased a variety of approaches to the 3D dungeon RPG, from retro aesthetics to modern convenience features, indicating continued interest in the niche genre.
Dungeon Nox Exotica is a retro-style Steam game with auto-exploration features. HALLOWED CURSE, built in Scratch, is free to play with roguelite deck-building.
Tokyo Game Dungeon 13, held at Hamamatsucho on August 8, 2026, brought together a range of 3D dungeon RPGs, from retro-style crawls to accessible, free-to-play experiments. Among the exhibited titles, three stood out for their distinct takes on exploration, combat, and dungeon-crawling tension.
- S.O.L: A dungeon-crawl RPG exploring a 50-floor otherworld beneath a school, with SAN-based tension; released August 13, 2026 on PC (Steam) for 800 yen.
- Dungeon Nox Exotica: A retro-style 3D dungeon RPG with manual and auto exploration; available on PC (Steam), release date and price TBD.
- HALLOWED CURSE: A free-to-play turn-based dungeon RPG created in Scratch, featuring roguelite deck-building; available on PC (itch.io / Scratch).
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