Raw Fury’s first Unshowcase has put dates on two rather different adventures: Dungeon Automata arrives on 26 January 2027, while Kingdom Two Crowns: Pharaoh Lands launches on 1 December 2026. One wants you to organise a party of programmable golems, while the other would quite like you to survive an Egyptian night.
Dungeon Automata, also titled Algolemeth, is Medium-Rare Games’ dungeon crawler built around visual programming. You connect nodes to define how your party behaves, then send the golems into handcrafted dungeons to carry out those instructions. Exploration and combat become a test of the logic you have built, rather than a series of individual commands issued on the spot.
The useful part is what happens when that plan falls apart. Studying enemy behaviour and adjusting the party’s blueprints lets you account for traps, bosses and the ways different members support each other. New nodes and materials expand the possibilities as you work towards the top of the Tower of Corruption.
In the official release-date announcement, the developer confirmed that the project has moved beyond its previous 2026 target as improvements based on demo feedback took longer than expected. A demo remains available through the Steam page, and the game features music by Yuzo Koshiro.
Meanwhile, Pharaoh Lands takes Kingdom Two Crowns into an ancient Egypt-inspired setting, with the Valley of Kings providing a new home for its side-scrolling kingdom building. Pyramids and sandstone monuments share the landscape with the familiar threat of the Greed arriving after dark.
The expansion introduces powers associated with gods including Ra and Anubis, alongside new mounts such as scorpions, crocodiles and large cats. Raw Fury also promises different enemy challenges and a new troop type, giving established rulers more to consider than simply admiring the monuments.
Those two dates make December and January a little easier to plan, even if the adventures themselves are unlikely to be quite so cooperative. The official Steam listings confirm both releases, with Pharaoh Lands offered as additional content for Kingdom Two Crowns.