Megaglope Studios says its debut arrives on Steam for PC on 29 October 2026. The game pairs first-person crypt exploration with card combat; independent sources reviewed have not verified the date or demo.
A locked door can cost players an attack card before they reach the next fight.
Megaglope Studios says its debut game, Into the Crypt, will arrive on Steam for PC on 29 October 2026. The studio describes a shifting, hand-painted crypt where cards double as weapons and tools for forcing doors open. Runs support solo play or online co-op for two. The date and feature details come from studio information supplied for this article. Independent results reviewed have not confirmed the release or later official updates.
Cards open the way
The first-person view follows players through crypt corridors as they choose which door to tackle. Creatures meet them up close. Attack cards can break open locked doors, but each use wears the card down. Crypt Keys offer another way through sealed doors and can open breakable treasures. Choosing a route therefore affects the resources available for later fights.
Each descent reshuffles the route. Players may face battles or elite fights, then come across events and mystery rooms. Treasure and shops can appear along the way. So can rest sites and altars. Crypt Vaults and bosses also form part of the changing route. The studio describes story events, along with games of chance built around bargains with characters.
Wins and losses carry into further runs through Crypt Mastery progression. That progression unlocks cards and Depth Rites. It also unlocks Alternate Starting Cards, along with hidden Crypt Vaults.
Three heroes and co-op
The Berserker builds Fury through blows. Online co-op lets a second player join the same route, with each partner bringing a separate hero and deck into battle.
Another option is the Alchemist, who brews potions during combat. The Druid fights beside two companions named Sheaf and Gob.
Steam's October release calendar also includes Dupery, from Yogscast Games and Gilded Rune Games, scheduled for 15 October. Into the Crypt is presented by its studio as arriving two weeks later. The studio says a demo is available on Steam now. October calendar coverage from VR.org and NerdZap mentions other releases, including Dark Trip. It also mentions Boltgun 2, but neither source independently confirms Into the Crypt's date or demo.
What the studio claims
The announcement describes a large pool of cards, but its totals conflict. One section cites 475+ cards; the key-features list gives 450+. Both numbers come from the studio, not an independent count, so the advertised total remains unclear.
The studio also lists 185 artifacts. Its materials cite 105 potions and 135+ creatures. They count ten bosses across three Depths. The announcement puts story events and games of chance at 75+. It also lists 70+ achievements. These are studio figures; the independent materials reviewed provide no separate counts or player assessments.
Megaglope lists single-player and two-player online co-op for the planned Steam release. It describes the game as a first-person roguelike deckbuilder and a dungeon crawler. The supplied information gives no price. It also leaves out PC system requirements and whether co-op supports cross-platform play. The studio says players can wishlist the game on Steam and try its demo, but provides no performance measurements or technical targets.
SteamDB's available search results do not independently confirm a Steam page. They also do not verify the demo or the 29 October date. No later official updates appear in the results reviewed, so those details remain unconfirmed outside the supplied studio information.
Other search results do not establish a release or commercial record for Into the Crypt. A Game Informer publication dated 12 October 2026 concerns Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days, a different game. GameGrin's weekly Steam sales report for 29 September to 6 October 2026 gives no confirmed sales figures for Into the Crypt. It also supplies no ranking or commercial results for the game.
The available independent materials cannot confirm the price. They also leave user reviews and the development status unverified. The studio's date and demo claims remain unconfirmed in those sources.
