Deep Dish Dungeon launches October 13 with 15% Steam discount
Behold Studios' co-op dungeon crawler mixes survival, metroidvania and cooking, and is Steam Deck Verified with three-player crossplay.
Deep Dish Dungeon, the co-op dungeon crawler from Behold Studios, launched on October 13 for PC, Mac and Xbox Series X/S. The game carries a list price of $14.99, and Steam is selling it for $12.74, a 15% discount, through October 27.
The title mixes dungeon-crawling, survival, metroidvania and cooking elements. Cooking drives progression, and recipes grant different stat effects. The game's single dungeon is handcrafted, has no map or compass, and contains no roguelike elements.
The whole game can be played solo or in online co-op for up to three players, with crossplay supported across PC, Mac and Xbox Series X/S. It also carries the Steam Deck Verified badge.
Deep Dish Dungeon has been available on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass from day one. Game Rant reported the launch details.
Behold Studios' follow-up to Knights of Pen and Paper
Behold Studios was founded in Brazil in 2009 and has been headquartered in Canada since 2019. The studio released Knights of Pen and Paper in 2012 and Chroma Squad in 2015, both to strong reviews. Deep Dish Dungeon is Behold's sixth project to date.
Quick answers
How much does Deep Dish Dungeon cost?
It has a list price of $14.99. Steam is offering it for $12.74, a 15% discount, through October 27.
Is Deep Dish Dungeon on Game Pass?
Yes. It has been available on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass from day one.
Does Deep Dish Dungeon support crossplay?
Yes. Crossplay is supported across PC, Mac and Xbox Series X/S, for solo play or online co-op with up to three players total.