Dimraeth costs $21.99, with a 10% launch discount bringing it to $19.79 for the Early Access debut (September 15, 2026). There’s exactly one edition, no DLC, and one important pricing fact for fence-sitters: Mudtek plans to raise the price gradually during Early Access, and again at 1.0. Here’s what your money buys today and the buy-now-or-wait calculus.
The Pricing Structure
- Now: $21.99 base, $19.79 with the launch discount
- During Early Access: gradual increases as content lands (Early Access is planned to run 18 to 24 months)
- At 1.0: another increase
- Editions: just the one. No deluxe, no DLC, no season pass.
This is the Valheim-style honest-EA model: early believers pay the least and ride the updates.
What Launch Actually Includes
Early Access opens with a defined slice, per the official launch announcement:
- Act 1 of the story (3 chapters), villain Sylbos and the wizard Faustas included
- Level cap of 25
- 3 races and 3 classes of the planned 8 and 6 (see our classes overview)
- 9 pets, elite enemies, major bosses, difficulty levels, and an overhauled skill tree
- 1-8 player co-op, drop-in/drop-out
That’s a real game’s worth of content, but it is explicitly the first act of a multi-year plan; the other 45 archetypes, the rest of the story, and most of the 300+ planned spells arrive across the EA window.
Buy Now or Wait?
Buy now if: you like co-op survival-crafting-RPG hybrids as living games, you have a group (the 1-8 co-op is the game’s spine), or you simply want the lowest price it will ever be. The rising price structure literally rewards earliness.
Wait if: you dislike level caps and content walls, you want the full class matrix before committing a main, or you’re a single-edition-at-1.0 player. Waiting costs more money but buys a finished game.
One honest EA caveat as with every small-studio launch: Mudtek is around ten people, and 18-24 month roadmaps from small teams are estimates, not contracts. Price your expectations like an early believer, not a customer of a finished product.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free demo? Not anymore; the demo closed permanently on July 15, 2026.
Will there be a subscription or microtransactions? Nothing of the sort is announced; it’s a buy-once EA title with a single edition.
How long is the launch discount? Launch discounts on Steam typically run about a week; the safe assumption is that $19.79 is temporary and $21.99 resumes after.
What platforms can I buy it on? Steam only, PC only. Our platforms guide covers the console question.