We hope you’ve cleared some space in your backlog, because there are a lot of Raw Fury games heading your way on XBOX. From getting lost with friends in the mysterious depths of Deep Dish Dungeon, to collecting and fusing monsters in Cassette Beasts 2002, solving a supernatural mystery in The Seance of Blake Manor, and building a rather questionable theme park in My Cannibal Family, there’s plenty to look forward to. And that’s before we even get to what’s next for Kingdom.
So, strap into your seat and let’s take a look at what Raw Fury is bringing to XBOX.
What if a dungeon was something to connect with, rather than just another place to loot?
That question sits at the heart of Deep Dish Dungeon. We’ve all played the hero who ventures into the sacred ruins of an ancient exotic civilization, steals all its treasures, and escapes just as collapses behind them. We’ve seen this story so many times, but what if we approached it differently? We wanted to turn that familiar idea into its head.
Instead, Deep Dish Dungeon asks you to build a deeper connection with the dungeon, learn its history, understand its mysteries, and slowly become part of its world. You can venture into the dungeon alone or alongside up to two friends, gathering resources, cooking meals, crafting equipment, building your camp, and discovering new paths through its interconnected depths. But most importantly, there’s no hand-holding here. There’s no map telling you where to go, no quest markers, and no one explaining every little secret.
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