Sublime pixel-art deckbuilder Die in the Dungeon adds transformative new potions

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2025 is proving to be a really strong year for roguelike deckbuilders and strategy games. We’ve recently seen the launch of Starvaders, Spellrogue recently hit 1.0, Breachway has just delivered a major set of upgrades, and we’ve still got many newcomers ahead such as Dragon Age creator David Gaider’s demon-battling Malys and, of course, Slay the Spire 2. But the one to beat for me this year is Die in the Dungeon, and the delightful pixel-art dicebuilder has just expanded once again with the launch of a new early-access update.

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