Dungeon Crawler Carl book 9 is moving into tabletop form: Matt Dinniman’s universe will return in November 2026 with Dungeon Crawler Carl: Unstoppable, a deck-building adventure from Renegade Game Studios. The rollout matters because it is not just one product; it is a base game, two expansions and a separate RPG landing in the same window.
The base game is priced at approximately $60 and lets players take control of Carl or Princess Donut as they battle monsters, collect upgrades and try to survive the World Dungeon. It covers the first three floors, can be played solo or in two-player cooperative mode, and adds shorter Arcade sessions alongside a longer Campaign mode that carries certain upgrades forward.
Renegade Game Studios in November
Dungeon Crawler Carl: Unstoppable is officially arriving in November 2026, with preorders available through Renegade Game Studios and a wider retail release set for late November 2026. That timing turns the launch into a crowded tabletop slate rather than a single drop, because the same month also carries two additional expansions and the RPG tied to the franchise.
The first expansion is Iron Tangle, priced at approximately $25, and it brings the fourth-floor subway system from the novels into play with new enemies, bosses and upgrades. The second is Crawler Chaos, also priced at approximately $25, and it adds Katia, Imani and Prepotente, along with options for creating your own crawler.
55,972 supporters
The crowdfunding campaign for Unstoppable and the official Dungeon Crawler Carl tabletop role-playing game raised more than $13.29 million from 55,972 supporters, making it the most-funded game in BackerKit history. That scale explains why the release plan stretches beyond a single box: the campaign has room for a core game, add-on content and a parallel RPG line aimed at the same audience.
The RPG arrives in November too, with The RPG Starter Set priced at $55 and The Core Rulebook at $65. The Starter Set includes introductory rules, maps, dice and pre-generated characters, while the Core Rulebook adds more than 300 pages covering character creation, monsters, spells and equipment. For fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl, the practical choice is simple: a quick entry point in the Starter Set, a deeper build in the Core Rulebook, or the faster deck-building game if they want the franchise’s combat loop without the full role-playing structure.
Late November 2026
Late November 2026 is the date that matters most for anyone tracking the tabletop side of the series, because that is when Unstoppable is scheduled for wider retail release. Matt Dinniman has pushed his bestselling LitRPG world into two linked formats at once, and the November slate gives readers a clear next step: preorder the deck-building game now, then decide whether the expansions or the RPG fit the way they want to play.
