Dungeon Party
Dungeon Party was Cyanide Studio's free-to-play, team-based 3D MMO in which two five-player teams raced through trap-filled dungeons to grab treasure and reach the exit first. Steam review activity has been essentially static for years, suggesting the game is no longer meaningfully active, though no formal shutdown announcement was found.
Platform availability
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- Status
- Historical
- Business model
- Free-to-play
- Genre
- Team-based dungeon-raid MMO
- Platforms
- Windows
- Developer
- Cyanide Studio
- Publisher
- Nacon / Focus Home Interactive
- Profile
- Full
MMO DNA
A visual fingerprint built from MMOFinder’s current verified catalog fields—not a review score.
PvE dungeon monsters and traps sit alongside direct team-vs-team competition for the treasure
Built entirely around 5-player team raids, not a soloable experience
Fixed, editor-built dungeon levels rather than an open or persistent world
Real-time 3D combat against monsters, traps and the rival team
Why you might like it
- Its team-vs-team dungeon race format — two teams competing for the same treasure — was a genuinely different take on the dungeon-crawler formula.
- A built-in level editor let players create and share their own dungeons, extending content beyond what the developers shipped.
- It's preserved here as a record of Cyanide Studio's tongue-in-cheek, cartoonish take on competitive dungeon crawling.
Things to consider
- Steam review activity has been essentially flat for years, suggesting a very small or inactive current population.
- No formal shutdown was found, so treat its exact current playability as uncertain rather than confirmed dead.
- As a strictly team-based game, it's not designed to be played or enjoyed solo.
Research record
- Last checked
- 2026-09-04
- Profile depth
- Full
- Source note
- Wikipedia, MMORPG.com and Steam store listing
What MMOFinder has checked
- Gameplay featuresVerified pvp/pve/housing/crafting/trading/controller fields are on record.Verified
- Gameplay mediaTwo source-attributed gameplay images are recorded.Verified
- Source trail2 linked sources are recorded for review.Verified
- Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed Sep 4, 2026.Verified
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Dungeon Party relationship map
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Dungeon Party timeline
A concise timeline built only from dates and lifecycle fields recorded in MMOFinder.
- —Released
MMOFinder records Dungeon Party as released in 2009.
- CurrentCatalog status
Historical
- 2026-09-04Research checked
Core catalog fields were reviewed and upgraded to a Full profile.
Dungeon Party screenshots & gameplay
Two verified gameplay screenshots for a quick look at the game in action.
Source: YouTube gameplay video
Gameplay, availability and research notes
Within MMOFinder's catalog, Dungeon Party is classified as a Team-based dungeon-raid MMO. Its recorded status is Historical, while the business model is listed as Free-to-play. MMOFinder records its release year as 2009. Current platform data lists Windows. The profile keeps verified fields explicit so research depth is clear at a glance.
Gameplay metadata describes combat and multiplayer structure as: Team-vs-team dungeon raids (5-player teams) through trap- and monster-filled dungeons, racing to grab treasure and reach the exit before the rival team; includes a level editor for user-generated dungeons. Discovery tags on the record include MMO, Catalog. The developer field lists Cyanide Studio, and the publisher field lists Focus Home Interactive. Together these catalog fields help distinguish this title from similarly named games and provide useful inputs for MMOFinder's filtering and comparison tools.
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