Released

Popup Dungeon

Popup Dungeon is a tabletop-inspired tactical roguelike RPG with tools for creating characters, abilities, equipment and entire adventures.

At a glance

Released

A solo or shared tabletop-inspired tactical RPG with a twenty-five-campaign tower, party-building charms and adventures built from linked nodes without programming.

Release
Released · Steam: Aug 12, 2020
Single-player
Supported
Online co-op
Steam Remote Play; native integration planned
Local co-op
Supported
Perspective
Not verified
Platform
PC / Steam
Operating systems
Windows
VR
Not verified
Developer
Triple.B.Titles
Publisher
Balor Games
View on Steam

Steam PC edition. Other editions and cross-store play need a separate check.

Steam store artwork for Popup Dungeon.
Game image from official Steam page

Dungeon crawler

About Popup Dungeon

The included games range from branching story campaigns to gameplay-focused runs and the Wizard’s Tower, which spans 25 campaigns of rising difficulty. A party contains one to five characters. Collecting and combining charms strengthens that party for later challenges.

Creation uses linked nodes rather than programming. Players can import images and sounds, build adventures, and take control of enemies as a dungeon master; created content receives automatic balancing and AI handling.

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What makes it worth a look?

  • Shared sessions use Steam Remote Play, with end-of-run gold codes for participants; full native multiplayer integration remains planned.
  • After beating a game, Modes can randomize foes, add companions or abilities, and impose hardcore rules.
  • Included content spans 1500+ abilities, 420+ items, 200+ fully voiced enemies and thirty-six playable characters.
  • Media tools turn pictures into 3D cutouts, clip and fade sounds, and customize ability-card art.
  • Tile sets extend beyond dungeons to starships, haunted houses, Japanese villages, steampunk airships and post-apocalyptic locations; props include treasure chests and vending machines.

Is this game right for you or your group?

  • Tactical party development. Collect and combine charms while climbing increasingly difficult campaigns.
  • An adventure toolkit. Create games and then take control of their enemies as Dungeon Master.

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Custom interactables and full native multiplayer integration are planned additions.