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Raw Fury brings games and a Kingdom expansion to Xbox

Raw Fury has one game available now, another arriving this month and a wider Xbox slate stretching into 2027.

Deep Dish Dungeon gameplay in an underground dungeon with two adventurers by a campfire

Raw Fury is bringing a sizeable batch of games and a new Kingdom expansion to Xbox, with one release already available and several more scheduled for the coming months. 1

The Xbox line-up

Deep Dish Dungeon is available now on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC and Game Pass. The dungeon crawler is also launching on Steam, and its official store artwork shows the game's co-operative exploration focus. 2

The Séance of Blake Manor arrives on 27 October for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC and Game Pass. Kingdom Two Crowns: Pharaoh Lands follows in December, while Cassette Beasts 2002, Kingdom III: Rising Realms and My Cannibal Family are listed for 2027.

The same Xbox Wire announcement says Rivage and Monsters Are Coming! are available now on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox on PC. Monsters Are Coming! is also included with Game Pass and Xbox Play Anywhere, and its latest DLC is called Madness Builds. A free Pumpkin Panic update began arriving on 6 October. 1

What this means

This is less a single launch than a rolling Raw Fury slate for Xbox. The dates cover the immediate October release of The Séance of Blake Manor, a December expansion, and a longer 2027 pipeline. Xbox Wire does not state prices or add a separate regional-availability breakdown, so players should check their local Xbox storefront before buying.

Our opinion

Raw Fury's update is useful because it gives Xbox players a clear view of several launches rather than teasing one game at a time. Deep Dish Dungeon is the most immediate addition, but The Séance of Blake Manor gives October a second notable date, while the Kingdom projects show the publisher is still investing in a series that already has a strong Xbox audience. The 2027 entries are too distant for firm expectations, but the slate is broad enough to keep an eye on.