Underkeep

Underkeep moves one grid square at a time, the way classic crawlers did. Exploration is the core loop: you walk handmade dungeons, talk to odd locals, look for hidden passages and fake walls, and solve puzzles that are meant to fit the world rather than feel bolted on. Optional bosses and hidden alcoves reward players who poke at every corner.

Your party is four adventurers, and who you pick matters. Each has strengths and flaws, and Rake in Grass stresses that synergy decides whether a team survives or dies. Gear upgrades let you shape the group as you go deeper.

Fights are turn-based. You plan moves, control space and manage stamina and mana, and the game rewards bold play while punishing careless mistakes. Because nothing runs on a timer, you can take your time over each decision.

A personal automap with custom markers tracks locked doors, mysteries and places to come back to. Steam lists adjustable difficulty, save anytime, mouse-only and touch-only control options, partial controller support, Steam Cloud saves and 32 achievements.

Underkeep is set in a dangerous fantasy world where the dungeons themselves carry much of the story, and Steam describes a fully handcrafted world. Rake in Grass describes living dungeons filled with strange rituals, lingering spirits, abandoned camps and cryptic symbols, plus choices whose effects reach deeper than you first expect. Rather than a long cutscene-driven plot, the tale comes out through the places you explore and the peculiar locals you meet along the way. Ancient puzzles and secrets are woven into that world, so learning its history and solving its riddles go hand in hand.

Underkeep is available on Windows PC through Steam and is not listed for Mac or Linux there. The minimum spec is light: a 64-bit Windows 10 or later system with OpenGL 3.2 compatible graphics. Interface text covers English, French, German, Spanish, Czech, Polish and Russian. The US Steam price was $19.50 on a 15% launch discount from $22.95, and one DLC is listed.