8bit-Style Dungeon RPG Dungeon Nox Exotica Steam Page Opens
The Steam page launch signals a concrete release window for a solo-developed 3D dungeon RPG that leans into genre conventions while adding modern convenience features, a niche audience may find appealing.
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Solo developer KTN Games opened the Steam store page for Dungeon Nox Exotica, an 8bit-style 3D dungeon RPG. The game features auto-exploration, auto-battle, magic-enchanted items, and a corruption system where prolonged exploration twists enemies into rare-dropping variants. A demo is planned for October's Steam Next Fest, with full release targeted for late 2026 to early 2027 on PC.
KTN Games has opened the Steam store page for Dungeon Nox Exotica, an 8bit-style 3D dungeon RPG. The game lets players build a party of five characters from eight classes and descend into an abyssal labyrinth.
Beyond classic dungeon crawling, it includes auto-movement to previously explored areas, auto-exploration of uncharted regions, and auto-battle, though manual play remains an option. Items found in the dungeon can carry various magic effects that alter their performance.
A notable feature is the corruption system: prolonged exploration erodes adventurers' minds, and as corruption rises, enemies can transform into strange variants with higher chances of dropping rare items. Players can also load custom images as character portraits.
A demo is planned for the Steam Next Fest in October 2026, with the full release on PC (Steam) targeted for late 2026 to early 2027.
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