Deep Dish Dungeon launches October 13, 2026 on Steam and Xbox Series X|S, with day-one access through Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Behold Studios and Raw Fury have announced a US price of $14.99 for players buying the game.

The dungeon crawler mixes exploration and puzzles with preparations back at camp. You gather materials, craft tools and cook meals, with recipes offering different effects on your stats. Finding supplies gives you more to work with on the next trip into the dungeon.

Image: Behold Studios / Raw Fury.

Game Pass access depends on your plan

Xbox's October lineup names Ultimate and PC Game Pass for Deep Dish Dungeon. Premium and Essential are not listed for day-one library access. The Xbox store's separate notice about subscriptions required for console multiplayer does not mean every plan includes the game itself.

If you buy the Xbox digital version instead, Play Anywhere covers supported Xbox and Windows devices under that purchase. It does not give you a Steam copy, so choose the store that fits how you intend to play.

Plan around three players, not the conflicting Xbox badge

Raw Fury and Steam describe solo play or a group with up to two friends: three people total. Xbox's written description says the same thing, but its separate capability badge lists online co-op for two to four players. That contradiction is not enough to promise four-player sessions.

Steam lists cross-platform multiplayer and Xbox lists cross-platform co-op, but neither listing spells out every supported store combination. Check that your group's versions can connect before buying across different stores.

The release announcements confirm October 13 without giving an exact unlock hour. Treat midnight as an assumption rather than a confirmed time to start your session.

Steam has a free demo available before launch. Try it if you want to judge the exploration and camp systems before paying, then coordinate stores and subscription access with your friends. Existing Ultimate or PC Game Pass subscribers have a day-one way to try the full game without buying it separately.