Price: what you get and whether it is worth it
The list price, the launch discount, and the two-minute decision checklist.
Deep Dish Dungeon has a list price of $14.99 on Steam. At launch it was 15% off ($12.74). Sale prices change, so check the Steam page for the current price before you buy.
What you get for the price
- Solo or online co-op with up to two friends (three players total).
- A hand-crafted dungeon with cooking, crafting and metroidvania-style route unlocks.
- Steam Deck Verified support.
- Public reviews describe 15+ hours of content; that is a player estimate, not an official campaign length.
Is it worth it?
The Steam review summary was “Very Positive” at the time of checking, and public reviews repeatedly mention the cooking/crafting loop, the density of the dungeon and the co-op experience. The common criticisms are combat polish, enemy AI and launch-build bugs — several of which patch 1.0.47.0 addresses.
If you want a polished action game, this is not it. If you want a slow, systems-heavy dungeon crawler with friends and a strong food/crafting loop, the price is reasonable for the content described by players.
The $12.74 launch price was a 15% discount at the time of checking. Discounts end; the list price may be the only price available when you read this. Check Steam before buying.
How to decide in 2 minutes
- Try the demo if it is still available.
- Read the review page and the FAQ.
- Check the system requirements and Steam Deck support.
- If you plan to play co-op, read the co-op guide first.
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