Dupery: A Game Of Solo Deduction Out Now On Steam

Independent developer Gilded Rune Games and publisher Yogscast Games are thrilled to announce that Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction is out now for PC and Mac via Steam!

In celebration of launch - and thanks to the puzzle solving prowess of our Discord community - players can enjoy a 20% discount on Steam for a limited time.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3845070/Dupery_A_Game_of_Solo_Deduction/
Taking the high-stakes tension and satisfying "gotcha!" moments of social deduction games, Dupery brilliantly reimagines them into a single-player investigation roguelite.

Playing as a lone wolf detective up against a shadowy criminal syndicate, you must solve grid-based procedural cases where every suspect has something to say - but hardly anyone is telling the whole truth.

To solve a case, use clues provided by the characters and deduce whose stories are not quite checking out. But beware, detective, as not only are innocent lives on the line - so is your reputation. Too many wrongful arrests will lead to the end of your crime-solving career.

In Dupery, players can make use of quirks and modifiers between missions and an in-game investigation toolkit complete with strings, pins and notes to map out the criminal underworld and bring down the syndicate mastermind.

With over 175 handcrafted roles and three distinct regions, each with its own unique mechanics, no two cases play out the same way. Do you have what it takes, detective?

Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction is available to buy now on Steam with a 20% launch discount HERE

Key Features of Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction:

  • Solo deduction roguelite with 175+ handcrafted roles

  • A reputation meter for you to protect as you make your arrests

  • 3 regions with their own unique mechanics and roles

  • Procedurally generated cases so no two runs play the same

  • Different roles, quirks and modifiers to choose from between missions

  • Notation toolkit to build your own in-game crime board and keep important notes

15. Oktober 2026, von Thore Varga