Hey hey hey! This feels a little surreal to write, but Deep Dish Dungeon is less than two weeks away from launch!
After working on this game for over 2 years, we're finally getting very close to the moment when you'll all be able to jump into the full dungeon. October 13th is almost here, and the whole team is incredibly excited (and very busy!) as we get everything ready.
At this point in development, most of our time has been focused on polishing the game, quality-of-life improvements, and LOTS of QA and bug fixing.
We've been going through the entire game over and over again, testing all the different systems, multiplayer, progression, puzzles, interactions, and all the weird situations you can get yourself into inside the dungeon. And, as always, every time we fix something, we somehow manage to find something else to fix. :)

We've also been adding a bunch of small quality-of-life improvements based on everything we've learned from watching you play the demo and from all the feedback you've shared with us. Some of these changes are small, but together they make exploring, crafting, cooking, managing your camp, and playing with friends feel much smoother.
Right now, our main goal is simple: make sure that the version you play on October 13th is the best version of Deep Dish Dungeon we can make.
It's been a long journey getting here, and it's honestly hard to believe we're this close.
October is going to be an amazing month for us, and we can't wait to watch you all play, get lost, cook some questionable meals, discover secrets, and finally explore everything we've been hiding beyond the demo.
Thank you so much to everyone who played the demo, sent us feedback, reported bugs, shared the game with friends, wishlisted it (more than 440 thousand!), or simply followed these dev blogs along the way.
See you in the dungeon on October 13th! 🔥
- Saulo Camarotti
Creative Director, Designer and Coder of DDD
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