Monster-Cooking Roguelike Abyss Ring Sets Steam Release For October 26
The release date puts a monster-cooking roguelike with a free demo already live into a crowded indie dungeon-crawler field, where cooking mechanics plus a reset-on-return loop are the pitch rather than the dungeon itself.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Northern Studio will release Abyss Ring, a first-person action roguelike built in Unreal Engine 5, for PC via Steam on October 26, 2026 at 3:00 PM. Players descend into the Abyss Dungeon, cook dishes from monster ingredients, and collect equipment across over 200 types. A free demo is available on Steam. The price will be announced soon.
The Abyss Dungeon resets its layout and enemies on every attempt. Players push forward in first person, fight monsters, gather ingredients, and open treasure chests, working toward the deepest floor of a dungeon the game says no one has conquered.
Returning from a run drops the player back to level 1, and skill points earned during exploration carry into magic and passive skills. There are over 200 types of equipment to find, with rarities and special effects that combine, and over 200 dishes to make from monster parts, including orcs turned into tonkatsu and slimes turned into jelly.
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