Deep Dish Dungeon
Survival-exploration dungeon crawler from Behold Studios (Knights of Pen & Paper, Chroma Squad), published by Raw Fury — where cooking meals is how you get stronger.
What it is
- ●Handcrafted dungeon, metroidvania structure
Explore corridors and rooms solo or with up to two friends; the dungeon rewards patience — secrets open only to players who check every shadow and door.
- ●Food is progression
Forage and scavenge ingredients, return to camp, and cook meals that give different stat effects. Unlocking recipes is a core power curve.
- ●Camp crafting
Resources go into tools and campsite upgrades — planning what to bring back matters as much as what you fight.
- ●Co-op built for cooperation
Not competitive — co-op is about shared knowledge and taking care of each other on expeditions.
Platforms & price
| Where | Details |
|---|---|
| Xbox Game Pass | Day-one title — console, PC and cloud included with Ultimate; Play Anywhere supported |
| Steam | $14.99 (launch discount running) — Steam Deck verified |
| Xbox Store | $14.99 — Xbox Series X|S and Xbox on PC, handheld verified |
New player tips
- ●Inventory is deliberately small
The backpack is for packing up camp, not hauling everything — decide what's worth carrying before each expedition.
- ●Read enemy behaviors, don't mash
Enemies have distinct patterns — the game is designed to be slow and deliberate, not a brawler.
- ●Cook before you descend
Meal buffs are the difference between a wipe and a clear — never enter a new floor unfed.