《Deep Dish Dungeon》正式发售并首发加入 Game Pass，登陆 Xbox Series X|S 与 PC

Some dungeon crawlers ask you to sharpen your sword, stock up on potions and prepare for a fight. Deep Dish Dungeon doesn’t bother with that though, ensuring that you’ll instead be more focused on what’s going in the cooking pot when you return to camp.

Developed by Behold Studios and published by Raw Fury, this exploration-focused adventure is available on Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam, with Xbox Play Anywhere support and a day-one launch on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass.

At A Glance

• Game: Deep Dish Dungeon
• Developer: Behold Studios
• Publisher: Raw Fury
• Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, PC, Play Anywhere
• Game Pass: Day One on Ultimate and PC tiers
• Genre: Dungeon Crawler, Exploration, Crafting

There’s More To This Dungeon Than Fighting

Deep Dish Dungeon puts exploration and resourcefulness at the centre of its adventure. You’ll venture through a sprawling network of corridors, rooms and passageways, searching for treasures, solving puzzles and working out how to deal with enemies that have their own distinct behaviours.

Patience is part of the challenge. Rather than simply rushing towards the next encounter, players are encouraged to investigate their surroundings, examine suspicious corners and take note of the clues scattered throughout the dungeon. Doors may conceal valuable discoveries, while the answers to its deeper mysteries won’t necessarily be sitting in plain sight.

The atmosphere also plays an important role, with the dungeon promising plenty of secrets to uncover as you gradually learn more about the place. Curiosity can be just as useful as a well-timed attack.

Make Camp, Craft Tools And Get Cooking

When it’s time to take a break from exploring, you’ll return to camp to make use of the resources you’ve gathered. Foraging and scavenging provide materials for crafting new tools, helping you prepare for the next expedition and tackle the obstacles that lie ahead.

Cooking is just as important. Meals aren’t simply there to fill a plate between adventures; different recipes provide different effects on your stats, and new options become available as you progress. Choosing what to prepare can therefore influence how well equipped you are for the challenges ahead.

Basically, explore, gather what you can, return to camp and make improvements before heading back into the darkness. Knowing when to push further and when to regroup looks set to be an important part of the experience.

Better Together In The Depths

Deep Dish Dungeon can be played solo or alongside up to two friends, making it an adventure for groups of up to three players. Cooperative play is built around collaboration rather than competition, encouraging everyone to share discoveries, exchange knowledge and look after one another.

That makes sense for a game where observation and problem-solving matter so much. One player might notice a clue that another has missed, while pooling resources and planning together can help prepare the group for its next trip into the dungeon.

With its blend of exploration, crafting, cooking and co-op adventuring, Deep Dish Dungeon could well be an appealing option for players who enjoy taking their time and figuring things out together. We’ll have a review for you soon.

Deep Dish Dungeon is now on the Xbox Store (priced at £12.49), playable on Xbox Series X|S and PC, with day-one access included in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass.

If your ideal dungeon expedition involves uncovering ancient secrets before returning to camp for a decent meal, Behold Studios has a rather different kind of adventure cooking.

Neil Wattonhttps://www.thexboxhub.com/

An Xbox gamer since 2002, I bought the big black box just to play Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee. I have since loved every second of the 360's life and am now just as obsessed with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - mostly with the brilliant indie scene that has come to the fore. Gamertag is neil363, feel free to add me to your list.