Dujanah

Indie· Adventure· RPG· Action

Released Sep 2017

apolitical

90% positive · 324 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Where to buy

Steam Updated 10 Oct 2026 $6.99

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Evaluation

Dujanah launched on September 19, 2017 as a complete, self-contained game. There are no DLC listings, no post-launch content updates, and no developer communications suggesting additional content was ever planned for it. The developer's Steam news channel for this game has been used solely to promote their subsequent titles — Judero (released September 16, 2024) and a Kickstarter campaign for Mashina (announced January 23, 2025) — rather than to announce anything new for Dujanah itself. This is consistent with the studio's pattern of releasing standalone finished games and moving on to new projects. Dujanah shipped as a complete product and has remained so.

Evidence

Developer used the Dujanah Steam news channel to announce the launch of their new game Judero, indicating the studio has moved on to new projects.

news post · Sep 16, 2024 source development ending

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Store description presents Dujanah as a complete game with a fixed feature set — no mention of planned updates, DLC, or ongoing development.

store metadata · Sep 19, 2017 source content shipped

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Media

Details

Developer

J. King-Spooner

Publisher

erm...

Achievements

Platform

Windows

Controller

full support

Steam Deck

Not rated

Players

Single-player

Indie Adventure RPG Action Surreal Experimental Great Soundtrack Female Protagonist Psychedelic

About this game

my granddad came home from the war a changed man. he was bitter, quick to anger and aggressive. he'd grown to hate animals too. should a dog yap, he'd rush to kick it.

how does one discuss such a person without being exploitative? perhaps we frame him as a product of external forces, a war perhaps, in effect making him blameless. I like to remember him with the aphorism, "you can't kick every barking dog."

New game!

Pink Gator is a good name for a band I reckon. Stuck for a band name? Go on, call yourselves Pink Gator, I don't mind. Or Panda Punch. Something involving animals at least.