Official mediaDeep Dish Dungeon Store and Demo
The listing, the price and the demo — with the fields the store page does not label clearly, spelled out.
The Steam page answers most purchase questions in a single screen, but three of its fields are easy to misread: the price block shows a launch discount rather than a list price, the demo is a separate app with its own store page, and the platform row hides a "no Linux" behind three ticks.
The three pages
- Steam listing — price, reviews, system requirements, languages, Deck status and what the store does not say.
- Price — list price, the regional table, the sale that ends on 27 October, and the Xbox difference.
- Demo — what the free build contains, where it ends, and the save question the store page still answers wrongly.
One purchase, no editions
There is no Deluxe edition, no DLC and no in-game currency. The only ways to pay are the Steam or Xbox listing, or a Game Pass subscription that includes the game. Any page quoting a CD-key price is quoting a reseller, not a store.
What is not in the store text
The store never mentions that the game ships without a map or compass, and it does not say the demo's save file cannot be carried into the full game. Both are true, both matter before you buy, and both live on the pages below rather than in the marketing copy.
Pages in this section
Steam Listing
The deep dish dungeon Steam listing field by field: 757 reviews at 79%, Deck Verified, 11 languages with no Korean, macOS yes and Linux no, 23 achievements.
Price
Deep dish dungeon price is $14.99 with a 15% launch sale at $12.74, ending 27 October. Regional table, the Xbox difference and why one edition only.
Demo
NewThe deep dish dungeon demo is free, about an hour long, ends at the prison and does save now. Its store text still says the opposite, so here is the answer.