Dungeonborne News

Playtest Patch Notes - July 10, 2024

[h3]Others[/h3]
- Fixed several issues that could cause the game to crash

Thanks for playing, see you in the dungeons.

Don't play Dungeonborne on Steam Deck, unless you want to be banned

If you're looking forward to the release of Dungeonborne, the PvPvE dungeon crawler, it's worth noting that you might not be able to play it on the Steam Deck. This information comes from users participating in the current playtest who say they have been banned after playing the game on Valve's handheld.

Even as the best handheld gaming PC on the market, the Steam Deck has its weaknesses when it comes to gaming. One example is the Linux operating system's incompatibility with various anti-cheat software.

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Playtest Patch Notes - July 8, 2024

Adventurers,

Please be aware that server maintenance is scheduled from July 8, 8:00 to 10:00 UTC.
As a result, matchmaking queues will be closed starting at 7:20 UTC, 40 minutes prior to maintenance. Ongoing matches will not be affected.

[h3]Class Balance[/h3]
- Pyromancer: Reduced the tracking distance for the first stage of Pyroblast

[h3]Bug Fixes[/h3]
- Fixed an issue where the legendary two-handed sword "The 17th Key" dealt no damage on charged attacks

[h3]Others[/h3]
- Daggers and staves can now more easily break destructible objects
- Fixed several issues that could cause the game to crash
- Fixed an issue where some high-end PCs defaulted to low graphics settings

Thanks for playing, we’ll see you in the dungeons.

Playtest Patch Notes - July 5, 2024

Adventurers,

Please be aware that server maintenance is scheduled from July 5, 8:00 to 10:00 UTC.
As a result, matchmaking queues will be closed starting at 7:20 UTC, 40 minutes prior to maintenance. Ongoing matches will not be affected.

[h3]Class Balance[/h3]
- Rogue: Increased base health by approximately 12.5%
- Dev Comment: We are actively monitoring class performance and other aspects of the game using our data panels and community feedback. And we will continue to make adjustments as we gather more comprehensive evaluations. During this period of trial and error, we understand that the community will also adapt and discover new mechanics. We greatly appreciate your feedback and patience as we work to refine the game

[h3]Bug Fixes[/h3]
- Fixed an issue that could cause abnormal weapon attack damage when equipping Mithril weapons
- Addressed several bugs that could lead to game crashes

[h3]Others[/h3]
- Fixed an issue where the elite monster Werewolf had a significantly reduced aggression level
- Added Low Quality One-Handed Swords to the Merchant to help Swordmaster players
- The Team Finder's Quick Team feature will now always match you with teammates on the same server (we are also working on optimizing the "Look for Team" feature)

Thanks for playing, we’ll see you in the dungeons.

Skyrim inspired Dungeonborne's first playtest has attracted thousands

If, like me, you think a lot of extraction games feel a bit too similar, you may not want to try yet another new one on the market. But, what if I told you this one had skeletons and swords instead of militias and rifles? Dungeonborne uses the tried and tested formula games like Escape from Tarkov and Gray Zone Warfare have mastered, but infuses it with Skyrim-style dungeons filled with supernatural baddies for you and your squad to hack, slash, and fire spells through.

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