Dimraeth Release Info — Early Access, Price & Platforms

This section answers every "when, where and how much" question about Dimraeth's release: where the game is sold, what its Early Access status means, what it costs, what happened to the demo, and what Mudtek has officially promised for the future. Everything here is checked against official sources — the Steam store page, the Steam community hub and dimraeth.com — and re-verified after notable updates, with the last-checked date at the top of each page.

Dimraeth release status at a glance

• Platform: PC via Steam only (App ID 2402680). No console version has been confirmed, and no other PC stores carry the game.
• Status: Early Access, launched September 15, 2026 at 18:00 CEST. The Early Access phase is estimated at roughly 18 to 24 months; there is no fixed 1.0 date.
• Current content: 3 races (Elf, Minotaur, Human), 3 classes (Shadow, Mage, Brawler), Act 1 across three chapters, a level cap of 25, pets, difficulty levels, and a repeatable deed system as the current endgame — for 1 to 8 players in seamless co-op, fully playable solo.
• Planned scope: 8 races, 6 classes, 48 archetypes, 300+ spells and more acts — always the full-version plan, never today's content.
• Price: one-time purchase with regional pricing. A 10% introductory discount ran until September 22, 2026, and Mudtek plans to raise the price as content grows.
• Demo: delisted July 15, 2026. There is no free trial.
• Reception: 79% of 1,622 Steam reviews positive as of September 20, 2026 (“Mostly Positive”).

What each page in this section covers

• Steam — the store page, App ID, launch discount and bundle, and the 37 achievements.
• Price — why we link the Steam page instead of quoting a number, the launch discount window, the planned price increases, the IRON NEST bundle, and reseller and refund advice.
• Release date — the September 15, 2026 Early Access launch and its exact unlock times per region, the full timeline from the 2025 playtest to launch, and the honest answer on 1.0.
• Demo — when the demo ran, why Mudtek delisted it on July 15, 2026, how demo-era content differs from the current build, and how to try the game today.
• Early Access — what the label means here, exactly what is in the build now, what is explicitly not in yet, and whether you should buy now or wait.
• System requirements — the official minimum and recommended PC specs, the GPU listing quirk explained, and storage and platform notes.
• Console versions — the verbatim official answer on PS5, Xbox and Switch, a platform status matrix, and what PC players get instead.
• Steam Deck — the official full-support statement, the support timeline, and what Deck players report for FPS and load times.
• Roadmap — the official plan for new races, classes, archetypes and acts, where updates get announced, and how to spot community wishes posing as official plans.

The two facts people get wrong most often

The first is platform: Dimraeth is PC-via-Steam only. Videos and posts discussing console versions are speculation, because Mudtek has confirmed nothing beyond Steam. The second is scope: the 48 archetypes and 300+ spells on the store page describe the finished game's plan. The Early Access build you can buy today has 3 races, 3 classes and a level cap of 25 — which is still a complete first act with plenty of build variety, but it is not the full roster. If you remember those two distinctions, most "Dimraeth is out on PS5" or "all 48 classes ranked" clickbait sorts itself out.

How we keep this section accurate

Release information goes stale faster than any other part of a wiki, so these pages lean on dated, attributable facts. Volatile numbers — review counts, prices, player totals — are written with "as of" phrasing instead of being hard-coded, and anything Mudtek has not confirmed is labelled unconfirmed rather than guessed. When an official update lands, the affected pages get re-verified and their dates refreshed; the updates tracker is where significant patches are logged in between.