Dungeon Done
Dungeon Done is a PvE co-op horror survival extraction game where players explore dungeons previously cleared by heroes. The objective is for up to six players to team up, gathering hidden treasures and evading lurking dangers to make their daring escape.
Released on Steam Early Access on December 5, Dungeon Done is a PvE Co-op Horror Extraction game developed by Groovy Moai. While the game is set in a dungeon environment, it breaks away from the traditional formula of slaying monsters, leveling up, and hoarding treasure.
In Dungeon Done, you take on the role of a scavenger—not a hero. Your mission? Revisit dungeons already cleared by adventurers to gather treasures they missed or abandoned. Forget about wielding legendary weapons or casting epic spells—your primary tools are cunning and agility. Rather than defeating monsters, you’ll need to outsmart them or navigate deadly traps to survive.
Of course, avoiding every encounter won’t always be an option. Each monster and trap in the game has unique traits you’ll need to study and exploit. For instance, some monsters are highly sensitive to light, requiring you to extinguish your torch or lantern to stay undetected. Learning these nuances is key to surviving each dungeon.
While the game supports solo play, Dungeon Done shines brightest when played with a team. Facing the dungeon’s perils is much easier (and more fun) with friends, as teamwork and strategy can dramatically improve your odds of success. The game supports voice chat and allows 4–6 players to collaborate on missions, putting a strong emphasis on cooperation. There’s no PvP here—just good old-fashioned camaraderie.
Much like life, your plans in Dungeon Done rarely go as expected. Similar to the chaos seen in Lethal Company, you’ll experience plenty of wild, hilarious, and unpredictable moments as you and your teammates scramble to deal with traps and monsters. Whether you’re screaming in terror or laughing at absurd situations, these moments often become the heart of the experience—arguably even more memorable than the treasure itself.
You’re not a hero with immense power—you’re a scavenger relying on quick thinking, teamwork, and maybe a little bit of luck. Success depends on how well you can adapt, strategize, and hope your team isn’t dragging along a weak link. But when you do manage to escape the dungeon, you’ll be rewarded with treasure and experience, making the effort worthwhile.
Experience points allow you to level up your scavenger rank, unlocking quests that boost your abilities. Want to run faster, carry more loot, or survive longer? These upgrades let you customize your character to suit your preferred playstyle. Meanwhile, the treasure you collect can be exchanged for gold, which can be used to buy essential gear like torches or invisibility potions, as well as fun items like magic wands to heal teammates.
And then there are costumes—a key incentive to save up your gold. From glow-in-the-dark skeleton outfits to clown costumes or even isekai tracksuits, Dungeon Done offers a wardrobe far more whimsical than the standard medieval armor, making collecting them a delight.
The Early Access version includes two distinct dungeons: the Cultist Temple and the Greedy Dungeon. Each one presents unique challenges with varying monsters, traps, and difficulty levels, ensuring every run feels fresh and exciting.
Dungeon Done invites players to experience a new twist on dungeon exploration. Whether you’re focused on growing your fortune and building a skilled scavenger or simply here for the sitcom-worthy moments with friends, there’s something for everyone. Better yet, why not enjoy both?