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Raw Fury Unshowcase Fills Out the Publisher’s Coming Release Calendar
Why hold a traditional showcase when you can apparently leak your own internal meeting instead? Raw Fury has released its first Games To Announce “Unshowcase”, bundling together new release dates, console ports, playtests and development updates across its increasingly crowded indie catalogue.
The biggest announcement is Dungeon Automata, the JRPG dungeon crawler and auto-battler from Medium-Rare Games, which will launch on January 26, 2027. Players do not directly control their party in battle. Instead, they construct visual, node-based programmes that determine how a group of golems responds to enemies, traps and other dungeon conditions.
Raw Fury describes the concept as an autologic, with each failure providing information that can be used to rewrite a party member’s blueprint before sending them back into the Tower of Corruption. A playable Dungeon Automata demo is already available through Steam, following Raw Fury and Kakehashi Games joining the project as publishing partners in September.
The unusual programming-driven RPG feels fitting for a publisher whose recent catalogue has ranged from the architectural mysteries of Blue Prince to considerably more conventional dungeon crawling.
Kingdom Two Crowns Heads for Ancient Egypt in December
Before Dungeon Automata arrives, Kingdom Two Crowns is heading for the Valley of the Kings. Its new Pharaoh Lands DLC launches December 1, introducing another campaign built around an Ancient Egypt-inspired landscape filled with monuments, gods and new forms of the Greed.
Players will also encounter additional mounts, troop types and riddles while trying to uncover the source of the chaos consuming the region.
The expansion arrives ahead of Kingdom III: Rising Realms, which Raw Fury already has lined up for 2027. Xbox previously revealed that Pharaoh Lands will introduce divine incarnations alongside its new units and environments.
KuloNiku and Dome Keeper Find New Console Homes
Two existing Raw Fury releases are also reaching more platforms. Gambir Studio’s KuloNiku: Bowl Up! comes to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on November 25, following its PC debut in April.
Its combination of hands-on cooking, restaurant restoration and Meatball Brawls earned an 8.5/10 in our KuloNiku: Bowl Up! review, while our earlier conversation with Gambir Studio at IGDX explored how Indonesian food and culture shaped its approach.
Dome Keeper follows on December 14, bringing Bippinbits’ mining and tower-defence roguelike to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. Originally released on PC in 2022, it alternates between digging beneath an alien world for resources and racing back to the surface before another wave attacks the player’s dome.
Bye Bye Bonnie Opens Its Doors to Four-Player Chaos
The Unshowcase also gave Bye Bye Bonnie a more immediate next step. Developed by Brainwash Gang, the physics-driven co-op platformer will begin a Steam playtest in early December, with registrations open now. Up to four players can work together through its strange handcrafted environments, combining platforming with golf-like movement mechanics.
Elsewhere, pinball-inspired top-down shooter Appulse remains set for November 26, while wordless investigation game Hillthorn is available now. Raw Fury also used the presentation to revisit Cassette Beasts 2002 following its recent showcase and show more gameplay from multiplayer horror simulator My Cannibal Family.
The publisher is not finished either. Raw Fury closed its first Unshowcase by teasing one more announcement for December, without offering any clues as to what it might be.
For an “Unshowcase”, Games To Announce has done a surprisingly effective job of organising Raw Fury’s next few months. November brings KuloNiku and Appulse, December adds Pharaoh Lands, Dome Keeper and the Bye Bye Bonnie test, before Dungeon Automata carries the publisher into 2027.
