Dungeon Lurker coming to PC in Q1 2027 with over 30 levels and real-time combat

13AM Games reveals Dungeon Lurker for PC

13AM Games, the studio behind Dawn of the Monsters, has announced Dungeon Lurker, a retro roguelike action game headed to PC via Steam in Q1 2027.

The game leans into old-school dungeon crawling with a darker edge. According to its Steam description, players will fight through a cursed dungeon while uncovering a sinister connection to the protagonist’s past.

The trailers HIT!

13AM Games has released both an announcement trailer and a gameplay trailer. The studio also points readers to the game’s official website for more information.

What Dungeon Lurker is about

The official overview describes Dungeon Lurker as a retro action roguelike with dark horror elements and brutal combat. The announcement also promises a journey deep into the dungeon, where players will face enemies such as ghouls, goblins and werewolves.

13AM Games says the game mixes real-time action with exploration, hidden paths and collectible items. Players will also return to the surface to improve their gear and abilities.

Key features listed on Steam

  • Mind-boggling 3D graphics and 256 colors powered by the Eclipse 32-bit processor
  • Over 30 unique levels to conquer
  • Real-time combat against ghouls, goblins and werewolves
  • Spells and potions to unlock and use
  • Hidden secrets, unlockable paths and items to collect
  • Equipment, spells and charms that can be upgraded on the surface
  • A game manual that apparently includes more secrets than expected
  • A final showdown with the DARKLORD

Why it may appeal to retro game fans

Dungeon Lurker looks designed for players who enjoy modern roguelike structure wrapped in a deliberately old-fashioned presentation. The Steam page emphasizes a pixel-era look, but with contemporary real-time action and progression systems.

That combination could make it an easy watch for fans of dungeon crawlers, especially those interested in games that blend nostalgia, challenge and discovery.