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Dunebound Tactics Launches on Steam Today

By GFA Staff · September 14, 2026

Terahard Studios' Dunebound Tactics launches on Steam today through indie.io. The roguelite tactical RPG sends a caravan across a hostile desert where every survivor is both a valuable squad member and a potential source of Elios, the strange resource powering the expedition. That creates deliberately uncomfortable decisions: wounded characters can be treated, or their Elios can be extracted to help keep the caravan alive. Battles add environmental manipulation to traditional turn-based positioning, letting players move or destroy cover, create hazards and push enemies into traps. Procedurally changing runs, numerous classes, traits and caravan modules are intended to keep expeditions unpredictable. A demo released ahead of launch allowed players to test its core systems.

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