Raw Fury to publish Dungeon Automata, auto battler meets logic-based visual
18 Sep 2026 at 7:58 am UTC | Last updated: 18 Sep 2026 at 7:59 am UTC By Liam Squires-HandRaw Fury announced they're publishing the very unique looking Dungeon Automata, that blends dungeon crawling with visual scripting…

By Liam Squires-Hand
Raw Fury announced they're publishing the very unique looking Dungeon Automata, that blends dungeon crawling with visual scripting for auto battling. What a thoroughly odd combination - but it looks really cool and different.
In Dungeon Automata, players control golems' behaviour through programming. By analysing enemy actions, optimizing party members' blueprints and studying how they support each other, players will conquer the dungeon through trial and error.
You can try it out right now too as there's a demo available. Check out the trailer below:
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- The world of Syntaxia is in peril - Monsters have emerged alongside The Tower of Corruption, threatening the way of humanity. Pushed to stop whatever evil resides within, players must turn to their alchemy - synthesizing a powerful party of golems and programming them to autonomously challenge the complex labyrinth leading to the tower’s summit.
- Decode the Dungeon - Each handcrafted level of the tower presents a unique set of challenges. Program blueprints to handle all kinds of cases and situations: from traps to bosses. Once the golems are sent into the dungeon to automatically explore, all players can do is watch, and repeat again and again to decipher the challenge.
- Find improvements and enhancements - Find catalysts to increase the golems’ physical abilities and nodes that allow for new action or targeting logic, and customize parties by creating unique golems with the parts found throughout.
- Much more than monochrome - The world of Dungeon Automata is an expressive fantasy world with beautifully handcrafted 8-bit pixel art. Accompanying the incredibly striking visuals is a powerful soundtrack by none other than the legendary composer Yuzo Koshiro, known for his true Genesis synth style.
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