How do you light the Cooking Pot?
Aim below the Cooking Pot at its Campfire and use Burn Wood with a Stick. One Stick can start the fire; the 0/5 indicator is fuel capacity, not a requirement to add five before cooking.
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20 guides · 6 pathsGetting started3 guides
The first camp, tool dependencies and historical Demo landmarks.
Materials3 guides
Leather, Clay and Iron Rods for the next station or repair.
Camp & cooking3 guides
Crafting stations, carcass preparation and a fire under the pot.
Tools & weapons4 guides
Hammer, Pickaxe, Axe and the Silver Dagger.
Puzzles & obstacles4 guides
Statue directions, Jaguar keys, goo piles and the Golden Chest.
Multiplayer3 guides
Player limits, crossplay support and joining checks.
Quick answers by the campfire
What tool cuts roots?
Use an Axe to cut roots. Look for the Axe on a low stone plinth in the vegetation-filled cave, equip it and keep striking the root until its durability runs out.
Axe & rootsHow many players can join co-op?
Deep Dish Dungeon supports solo play or co-op with up to two friends: three players total. On Steam, check the in-game Invite player option when bringing friends into your session.
Co-op players & invitesDoes Deep Dish Dungeon support crossplay?
Yes, Deep Dish Dungeon supports crossplay. Its platform list includes Steam on Windows and macOS, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox PC and Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Crossplay support