S.O.L School Of Labyrinth Launches on Steam
The game's SAN mechanic and random dungeon layout position it as a modern take on classic 3D dungeon RPGs, a genre that has seen renewed interest on Steam.
Key Facts
- S.O.L School Of Labyrinth launched on Steam on August 13, 2026.
- The game is priced at 800 yen (tax included).
- The dungeon consists of 50 floors.
- Players form a party of four students with abilities based on their affiliation.
- The game supports Japanese and English.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Game Spark.
Indie developer SUSHI Lab released the dungeon crawl RPG 'S.O.L School Of Labyrinth' on Steam on August 13, 2026. The game is priced at 800 yen (tax included). Players wake up in a mysterious space called 'Mumyo no Kodo', an urban legend whispered among students, said to have no exit and to be inhabited by things not of this world. Guided by a mysterious teacher, the player forms a party of four students, each with abilities tied to their school affiliation, and explores a dungeon of 50 floors beneath the old school building to return to everyday life. Combat is an orthodox command-selection turn-based system where enemy attacks and abnormal events reduce HP and also drain the students' SAN value, a sanity parameter. The underground labyrinth changes its form randomly each time it is explored, with the current exploration rate shown on a minimap. At the base, players interact with other students who have drifted into this world, complete requests to strengthen the base, and receive useful items. The game supports Japanese and English.
SUSHI Lab, an indie development team, launched its 3D dungeon exploration RPG on Steam today. The game draws on the urban legend of 'Mumyo no Kodo', a space beneath the school that is said to have no exit. Players control a party of four students, each with roles based on their school affiliations, and must manage HP, MP, and a SAN value to avoid losing sanity. The dungeon spans 50 floors and changes shape randomly, with a minimap showing exploration progress. Treasure-hunting elements include chests, equipment, and consumables, while base facilities can be upgraded to aid the party. The game supports both Japanese and English. It is available on PC via Steam for 800 yen.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.