Underkeep Passes 70,000 Steam Wishlists After Demo Release
For a small team, a demo-driven wishlist spike is the clearest signal yet that the 90s-style dungeon crawler has an audience waiting on the November 6 date.
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Rake in Grass says wishlists for its 3D dungeon RPG Underkeep have passed 70,000 ahead of a November 6, 2026 release on PC via Steam and GOG. The studio said the count grew sharply around Steam Next Fest and the demo. The game uses turn-based combat and a grid-based map, with a party of four and an automap with custom markers.
Rake in Grass posted a chart with the wishlist update, and the curve turns up around Steam Next Fest and the demo release. The studio was blunt about what the number is worth: wishlists aren't everything, but for a small garage team it is a fantastic achievement. Underkeep is a 3D dungeon RPG with turn-based combat and a grid map, built around a party of four pushing toward the deepest reaches of the keep. It also carries modern conveniences: an automap with custom markers, animation skip, smooth controls, and clear feedback. The PC version arrives November 6, 2026 on Steam and GOG. A Nintendo Switch version is planned for Q1 2027.
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