Tonight’s Play Issue 2 · Early Oct 2026
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Deep Dish Dungeon

Behold Studios / Raw Fury

ReviewedXbox Series X|SPCCloudHandheld
  • Arrives on Game Pass Oct 13, 2026 (Ultimate, PC Game Pass)
  • Co-op
  • Survival, Metroidvania
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Art: Raw Fury / Behold Studios (official Xbox Store listing)

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    Tonight’s Play review · Survival dungeon crawler · Day one

    Deep Dish Dungeon review

    A hand-crafted dungeon with no map and no waypoints, where cooking keeps you alive. Patient explorers love it; others find the backtracking a slog, especially solo.

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    Player scoreComing soon
    Try it on Game Pass

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    Deep Dish Dungeon is a survival game set in one big, hand-crafted dungeon, from Behold Studios and Raw Fury. You explore, craft and cook to stay alive, alone or with up to two friends online. It launched day one on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass on Oct 13.

    There’s no OpenCritic average yet, and reviews are mixed but mostly positive. DualShockers gave it 8.5/10, and Saving Content (4/5, Steam Deck) calls it awesome. TheBigBois (7.7/10) says it isn’t for players who need a waypoint, because there is no map and no marker telling you where to go.

    Food is the main system: you eat dishes for buffs that wear off over time, a bit like Valheim. TechRaptor (6/10, PC) was less keen. It found the combat stiff, the inventory small, and the backtracking heavy when playing alone, and says the ideas don’t always fit together.

    Saving Content had no technical problems on Steam Deck. There’s no Xbox performance report yet. Bring a friend if you can, and expect to learn the dungeon by heart.

    “for patient explorers, it’s a treat.”— TheBigBois

    Hits

    • A hand-crafted dungeon full of secrets
    • Cooking buffs add a fresh survival twist
    • Online co-op for up to three

    Misses

    • No map or waypoints
    • Stiff combat and a small inventory
    • Lots of backtracking solo
    Play it if…

    …You like finding your own way and have a friend or two to explore with.

    Deep dive

    Time to beat

    Not yet reported

    No HowLongToBeat times yet. TechRaptor’s review covers over 30 hours of play.

    Source:TechRaptor (PC)

    Play now or wait?

    Try it on Game Pass

    It’s day one on Game Pass, so try an hour or two. If wandering without a map sounds fun, especially with friends, keep going.

    Tonight’s Play’s call Play now or wait?Tonight’s Play’s call, based on the sourced reviews and performance reports on this page.

    How it runs

    Xbox Series X · Xbox Series S · PC

    Not yet reported

    Also reported

    No issues on High settings, with a 45fps cap.

    Source:Saving Content (Steam Deck)

    Accessibility

    Not yet reported

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