Deep Dish Dungeon Launches Today With Three-Player Co-op
The game's design premise is that it is meant to be played without guides or assists, so its co-op and environmental observation are the intended route through puzzles and blocked paths.
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Behold Studios is developing and Raw Fury is publishing Deep Dish Dungeon, which releases today, October 13, on Steam and Xbox. The survival exploration game mixes Metroidvania and crafting elements and supports co-op for up to 3 players. Players gather resources in the dungeon, build up a campsite, and cook meals while aiming for the depths, with recipes unlocking over time.
The dungeon is built around resource gathering: materials brought back to camp become new tools and warm meals, and recipes that affect stats unlock as time passes. Puzzle rooms and monsters block the route to the depths. The development team designed the dungeon to be played without guides or assists, so players who lose the path are expected to work it out with friends or online players, or by studying the dungeon interior.
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