Short answer: $21.99 USD, discounted to $19.79 (a 10% launch discount) when we read the store API. There is one edition and no DLC. Mudtek has made no statement promising a price increase after Early Access ends.
Where these numbers come from
The figures above are not scraped from a news article. They are read from Steam's own store API, the same endpoint Steam serves its own storefront from.
Method Steam store API
Endpoint: store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=2402680&l=english. The response contains a price_overview object with the currency, initial price, final price and discount percentage. Values on this page were read on 16 September 2026.
Source: Steam store API · captured 16 September 2026
The practical consequence is that almost every third-party Dimraeth page currently publishes a stale price. At the time of writing, several of the sites ranking for “dimraeth price” either list the price as TBA or as the older “around $20” estimate from before the store page was updated. Only the store page and the API carry the live amount.
What the store page says you get
A price is only meaningful against content. The launch scope is documented on the Early Access page, but the short version is three races, three classes, Act 1 across three chapters, and a level cap of 25.
| Included at $21.99 | Detail |
|---|---|
| Playable races | 3 — Elf, Minotaur, Human |
| Playable classes | 3 — Shadow, Mage, Brawler |
| Archetypes | 9 combinations, each with its own skill tree |
| Story | Act 1, told across 3 chapters |
| Level cap | 25, to rise with each new act |
| Co-op | Seamless online drop-in/drop-out, up to 8 players |
| Endgame | Repeatable deed system with progressive difficulty |
Mudtek’s launch announcement also names the additions made specifically for Early Access: pets, elites, major bosses per region, more building options, new equipment, the skill tree overhaul and difficulty levels.
Regional pricing and currencies
Steam prices are set per region and do not convert cleanly from the US figure. The store API returns the price for whichever currency you request with the cc parameter, so the honest answer for any non-USD reader is to check the page in their own region.
Currency note. This page quotes USD because that is what the English store response returns. A European buyer sees a euro figure, a Brazilian buyer sees a real figure, and so on. These are not simple conversions of $21.99.
Buying decisions specific to Early Access
Three honest considerations, all grounded in official statements rather than preference.
The content will grow, not shrink. Mudtek describes Early Access as a period for refining and expanding the game, states that the level cap rises with each act, and lists Update I on the roadmap. What you buy now is the base of a longer arc.
The demo is gone. Mudtek removed the demo on 15 July 2026 because the demo build had diverged too far from Early Access. There is no longer a free trial path to test the game first, which means the Steam refund window is the only way to sample it.
The build is broad but shallow at the top end. Achievement completion for reaching Level 15 sits at 1.4% and Level 25 at 0.0% at capture. One day after launch that reflects a young audience rather than a content wall, but it does mean the level 15–25 experience has had very little player scrutiny so far.
Price-change claims
Several pages discussing Dimraeth’s price assert that the cost will rise when the game leaves Early Access. Mudtek has not said this.
Unverified Third-party claim
The claim that Dimraeth's price will increase at 1.0 appears on third-party guide sites. Searching Mudtek's official announcements, the store page and the official website returns no statement making this commitment. We therefore do not repeat it as a fact.
This is a common pattern in Early Access games and may well happen. It is simply not something the developer has said.
Checked against: 30 Mudtek Steam announcements, the Steam store page and dimraeth.com · 16 September 2026
Refunds and where to buy
The only official place to buy Dimraeth is its Steam store page. Mudtek self-publishes, so there is no separate publisher storefront, and the official website links out to Steam rather than selling directly.
Steam’s standard refund policy applies: it is based on playtime and time since purchase, and refunds are requested through Steam’s help system. Because Steam policy changes independently of this site, we do not paraphrase the current thresholds here — check Steam’s own refund page for the terms in force.