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Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers - Development update - March 2026 - Steam News aka why we aren't doing an April Fools update this year (it's good news though)

We aren't doing an April Fools update this year (and that's a good thing)

More details here:
store.steampowered.com/news/app/240...

really normal about the dungeons & degenerate gamblers bonus track
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@element27.bsky.social you gotta see this 🤩

Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers is way ahead of the new trend of using rendering pipelines to make game assets look worse

10 Games to Play if You Love Slay the Spire 2 If you're on a break between runs, these are the Games to Play if You Love Slay the Spire 2.

All these games are awesome, always cool to see ours mentioned among such good company
www.dualshockers.com/games-to-pla...

"I wanna make a game"

Godot: "Okay do it"

"like...right now??"

You got too many in next fest and overflowed

Announcing: TOPDECK AUTOMAT 🤖🖨️👽

The roguelike auto-battler where your deck prints itself! You are a brave printer robot, hacked and reprogrammed to fend off alien invaders. Hundreds of cards, free-form upgrades, stackable modules, broken builds!

Wishlist on Steam, playtest soon!

👇 Link below 👇

Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers - Now live: v1.4.7 - Steam News Bug fixes - fixes a bug where you could hover the cards after selecting (but before confirming) Random Deck and see what they would be - I don't think we've ever done a patch with only one bullet poin...

This is the smallest update to Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers we've ever done. The comments are having fun with that fact 😜

Hold the Mine - Early Access Out Now YouTube video by Goblinz Publishing

Here we are! Hold the Mine is officially out in Early Access!

Hold the Mine is a unique rogue-like survival game where you explore and defend your mine against waves of monsters!

And we have a brand new trailer for launch:

youtu.be/YADKxYJnIZw

You don’t have to, but it’s a fun sidequest and it looks cool if your game has all 3 OS icons on Steam 😁

Very true for screen size considerations!
But a phone doesn’t have a controller and a trackpad as well as the touchscreen. Steam Deck is like the ultimate multi-input stress test + small screen + Linux so you really put your game through its paces by developing for it

Coldest take: buying a Steam Deck is one of the best investments you can make as a game dev

Nova Drift: Coming Soon To Mobile (March 10 2026) YouTube video by Pixeljam Games

Nova Drift comes to mobile March 10th!☄️
🔹Deep ship-crafting arcade action
🔹$9.99, no ads or iap
🔹Play on iOS or Android
🔹All PC version features plus custom touch-controls, mobile gamepad support, & optimization
🔹Preorder iOS: apps.apple.com/us/app/nova-...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbnd...

Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers - Now live: v1.4.6 - Steam News A handful of minor bug fixes following the 1.4.5 update

Minor bug fixes (mostly to do with moving the mouse real fast) out now
store.steampowered.com/news/app/240...

I can attest that this soundtrack is really really good

Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers - Now live: v1.4.5 - Steam News Lots of improvements for touchscreens and Steam Deck. Plus borderless fullscreen, 16:10 support, nerfs to Bouncer and Alucard, and some bug fixes.

First update of the year! Mostly focused on improving touchscreen support, but lots of other improvements here too

store.steampowered.com/news/app/240...

More typical Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers gameplay

A very positive review of the game Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers. The review reads: There are only a handful of games that I consider to be kings of the deckbuilding genre of games. In no particular order they are: Inscryption, Balatro, Slay the Spire, and Dungeons and Degenerate Gamblers. D&DG is an incredibly layered and rewarding experience that requires immense strategy, foresight, and probability analysis. Each run is largely determined by RNG, however after playing enough and learning all the cards, opponents, and special events you can severely limit how much RNG makes you lose. Once you understand the game fully and its mechanics and the way certain cards function, you can overcome the RNG. There is an enormous amount of card synergies and strategies to employ to successfully complete a run and so many combinations to experiment with. The art direction is also truly artistic, with every card, table, and animation wonderfully pixelated, designed, and polished. I'm a sucker for pixel graphics but it's not easy to pull off such a look when its been done so many times. D&DG though stands out among deckbuilders, among pixel graphics, among card games. This is Blackjack reimagined for the most hardcore of deckbuilding and strategy fans. Do not listen to the bad reviews by people who couldn't play the game for more than an hour because they have low attention spans or not enough patience to actually learn the game mechanics then blame RNG; D&DG is an absolute gem worth experiencing and I've gotten several dozen hours of enjoyment from it.

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Pixel art deckbuilders

Sounds like typical Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers gameplay tbh

Thank you for paving the way! 🫡

Your itch compelled me to

Haven't been posting recently, but we're still working on D&DG!
Minor patch coming soon and we've started on some Really Big Stuff too

Two kinds of devs 😆

I Have No Torso, and I Must Scream

Yesssssssssss 🙌

If your game isn't called Go Phish I am going to be really upset

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