What we’re building next.

The cover and first two gallery shots are the Unreal version; the last is the Unity port in progress.

• ■Walls, ceilings, props and lighting from the Unreal Foundry theme
• ■Theme Editor upgrades to support it: pattern matcher improvements, inner corner handling and related tooling
• ■A refreshed store page with new sample scenes and screenshots

• ■Walls, arches, doors, pillars and props
• ■A sample scene showing a finished dungeon end to end

The pattern matcher works in 3D, so rules can look above and below, not just around. Pick 2D or 3D in the theme editor. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Place rule blocks across multiple levels
• ■Existing 2D patterns keep working
• ■Each mode keeps its own pattern list

A set of pattern matcher improvements that make large rule sets easier to build and manage. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Double click a rule block to edit it as text, e.g. (Wall OR Fence) AND NOT Door, and the rule graph is built for you
• ■Volume rules cover a block of tiles with one rule
• ■Folders, on/off toggles and undo in the patterns list

The Theme Editor and Flow Editor get reskinned, and the theme preview can use your own lighting setup, saved in the theme. The shots are from the Unreal version.

Set Door Thickness on the module bounds and every room keeps its distance from its neighbours. The door spans the gap, so walls no longer have to be paper thin. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■A door can be a full passage, e.g. a 400x400 walkway with its own lights and props
• ■Props from neighbouring rooms no longer overlap
• ■Walls can extend outwards, e.g. sci-fi panels or pipes running inside the wall

Every module becomes a row in a sortable table, instead of one long array you expand entry by entry. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Drag and drop levels to add them, even all at once. Duplicates are skipped
• ■Rebuild the database from the toolbar
• ■See each module's door problems
• ■The old array view is still in the Asset tab

The Create Path node can grow standalone paths, so a layout no longer needs one main path. E.g. four team spawn paths converging on a central hub. For Snap Grid Flow, Grid Flow and Cell Flow. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Standalone paths with no main path, e.g. 4 branches converging to the center
• ■A single node can span multiple cells, e.g. a 4x4 central arena
• ■Emit and Merge windows on branches
• ■Key and lock placement on maps with multiple spawns
• ■Reachability Contracts keep the routes you need open

Part of the CellFlow port. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Cluster Blobbiness on the Create Cells nodes now takes effect, from blocky (0) to round blobs (1)
• ■Room Size range on the path nodes merges adjacent cells into larger rooms
• ■Fewer tiny leftover chunks scattered across the map

Snap Grid Flow layouts and instanced mesh placement got several times faster in Unreal, and theme rebuilds reuse what is already in the scene instead of respawning it. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Faster Snap Grid Flow layouts
• ■Faster instanced mesh placement
• ■Quicker theme rebuilds

The layout and door fixes from the Unreal flow and snap builders, plus better seed variety. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■One-way doors can no longer make a level unfinishable
• ■Key and lock placement no longer gives up early, and a misspelled path name stops with a clear error
• ■One-way doors fall back to the normal door when the theme has no one-way door mesh
• ■Num Timeouts Retries Allowed now takes effect
• ■Clearer errors: the output log says which room failed and why, or which theme is missing a one-way door

In Unreal, a Dungeon Canvas Item component on any actor gives it a map icon and fog of war, and Fog Of War Share Mode picks who sees whose exploration: free for all, per team or everyone. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Any object can reveal fog around itself, e.g. the level goal shows up on the map before you reach it
• ■Per object icon and tint, e.g. one key icon tinted per key color
• ■Multiplayer fog sharing

The new Module Selection settings control room repetition across the dungeon. In the picture the blue room is capped at one (Max Instances = 1) and the red room at two, while the green rooms fill the rest. For Snap Grid Flow and Snap Map. The shots are from the Unreal version.

• ■Max Instances, e.g. a shop or boss room that shows up once
• ■Selection Weight to make a room show up more or less often
• ■If modules don't fit, the builder retries with a new layout
• ■Replaces the old Non Repeating Rooms and Prefer Modules with Minimum Doors settings

• ■Getting started
• ■The Theme Editor
• ■GridFlow
• ■Building a small playable game with Dungeon Architect from start to finish

It gets tested across hardware and render pipelines before it ships. The shots are the Unreal version.

The shot shows non-destructive landscape modification in the Unreal version.