Dogpile News

• [p]Lowered some of the later bone goals on Chill mode. Hopefully this takes a bit of the hardcore edge off the later game.[/p]
• [p]There's a bug where cards can get stuck on screen in an unplayable state, we're not 100% sure of all the reasons this occurs, but now pressing escape/start will reset UI interaction, which will solve this weird state. We will have a more comprehensive fix for this issue later!![/p]
• [p]The "Continue" function has been a little unruly, we've added numerous improvements to this system in this patch, thank you for your patience if you encounter any weirdness with it for the time being.[/p]
• [p]Fixed a bug where decks were not reliably unlocking even when players met the criteria[/p]
• [p]Added info to the deck choice screen about unlocking decks, and how to win a game[/p]
• [p]Fixed some performance issues with Friendly and Timid, your machines won't chug AS hard when you have 50 dogs with Timid / Friendly[/p]
• [p]Updated Rock Description (the wording implied that certain tags would DROP a rock into your Yard when they didn't)[/p]
• [p]Fixed the Stuck Inside Discipline Card "Complete the next Goal or Lose the game" (it was just ending games even if you completed the Goal, we are very sorry.)[/p]

Dogpile was one of my absolute favourites during Steam Next Fest in October, and as a surprise it released yesterday.

Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/dog-merging-roguelike-deckbuilder-dogpile-is-out-now-and-its-wonderful/

With trends and trendy games passing by these days, I'd understand if you'd already forgotten about Suika Game. I am not here to remind you of its existence to talk about it, more so use it as genre context for Dogpile, a new game that is essentially the question "what if Suika Game actually had a bunch of dogs and was also a roguelike deckbuilder?" I know, I know, there are too many of those already, but this one's just so charming!

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