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Early Access launched on 15 September 2026 with three races, three classes and a level cap of 25. We cover what is actually in the build — not what the store page promises for later.
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Official video
See Dimraeth before you read a single spoiler
Mudtek's cinematic reveal introduces Mirkea, the corruption spreading through it, and the world you are fighting for.
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Beginner's Guide
The early path, reconstructed from the first ten achievements in completion order.
Open →Core differentiatorAll 37 Achievements
The full official list with live completion rates, quest names and boss names.
Open →Most askedIs Dimraeth multiplayer?
Eight players, seamless drop-in, and exactly what carries between worlds.
Open →Before you buyEarly Access Content
What shipped at launch versus what the store page promises for 1.0.
Open →Early Access, dated 15 September 2026
Three races, three classes, level cap 25
The store page advertises eight races, six classes and 48 archetypes. That is the 1.0 target. Launch shipped with three of each, and Act 1 of the story.
See what is actually in the build →Verified facts
Verified Dimraeth facts
- Developer & publisher
- Mudtek (self-published)
- Release
- 15 September 2026 — Early Access
- Price at launch
- $21.99, launch $19.79
- Steam platforms
- Windows
- Genres
- Dark fantasy action RPG with survival crafting
- Achievements
- 37
- Languages on Steam
- 8
- Level cap
- 25, rising with each act
Prices, platform support and achievement counts can change during Early Access. Check the official Steam page for the live figures.
Official screenshots
A look inside Mirkea
A credited selection from the official Steam store gallery and Mudtek's published artwork.
All images are official Mudtek material published on the Steam store page or the game's website.
How we handle uncertain answers
Mudtek has not published pet names, item tables, boss move sets or map coordinates. Rather than inventing them, we say so — and list every source we do use.