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Dimraeth Discord, Reddit and community

The official Dimraeth Discord is at discord.gg/dimraeth, the subreddit is r/dimraeth, and the Steam forum carries the pinned Early Access FAQ. Mudtek says it watches all three, plus X and Steam reviews, and calls Discord the place where the team talks with players every day.

A busy camp of tents on a cliff edge, with a quest prompt reading New Lessons, Speak to the wizard.
A camp of tents on a cliff, with the quest prompt New Lessons: speak to the wizard. Screenshot: Mudtek, from the Steam store page.

Official channels

ChannelLinkWhat it is forWho answers
Discorddiscord.gg/dimraethDay-to-day talk with the team: patch notes, bug reports, balance, build sharing.Developers; one asks players with stutter to bring their player.log here.
Steam forumDimraeth discussionsThe pinned Early Access FAQ, bug threads, questions of every kind.Developer-badged accounts and a moderator who relays reports to the team.
Redditr/dimraethPlayer guides and PSAs, build talk, launch-week bug threads.Developer accounts DimraethDev and mudtek have replied there.
X (Twitter)@MudtekStudiosStudio updates.Named in the launch post as a channel the team monitors.
YouTube@MudtekOfficial videos, including the Early Access cinematic.The studio's own channel; creator guides elsewhere are not official.

The store page’s own link row also lists Instagram, Bluesky, Twitch, Bilibili and QQ. The Discord, YouTube and X addresses above are the ones listed at the end of Mudtek’s earlier patch notes, next to the line “Follow us on Twitter”.

What Mudtek says it reads

“there will be people in steam discussions, discord, twitter and our subreddit that we’ll also be monitoring.”

Mudtek. From the Steam announcement: Official EA Release, Feedback, and Thank You!

The same launch post said “Steam reviews are important and will have high visibility”, and the store’s Early Access notes add “We also read every Steam review and discussion thread”. But for conversation with the team, the store points to one place:

“Our Discord server is where everything happens day-to-day patch notes, bug reports, balance discussion, build sharing, and direct conversation with the dev team.”

Mudtek. From the Early Access notes on the Dimraeth Steam store page

Where to post what

  1. A general question: read the pinned FAQ first

    The Steam forum’s Early Access FAQ, written by a developer, answers price, co-op size, the level cap, languages, couch co-op and the roadmap. Its answers are spread across this site, starting with the Dimraeth beginner guide.

  2. A bug: check known fixes, then Steam or Discord

    Many launch bugs already have a developer workaround on Dimraeth bugs and fixes. For something new, forum threads get developer replies, and for a performance problem a developer offered to look at log files through Discord. During the first playtest, the game director pointed testers to a bug-reports channel: “To report bugs, please post in the #bug-reports forum.”

  3. A build question: the subreddit or Discord

    The launch post expected a wave of build talk and said “we’ll have places both on the subreddit and discord to talk about these things.” Builds recorded on the Early Access version are collected on Dimraeth builds.

  4. A question you want the studio to answer on record

    Use the Steam forum or r/dimraeth, where replies are public and carry a developer badge or account name. Discord messages are not public, which is why claims about them are hard to check; the AI dialogue debate is the clearest case, set out on the Dimraeth AI dialogue question.

Telling a developer from a helper

On the Steam forum, Shindaru, Viakaros, Mudtek and CodexMaster carry the developer badge. Wizardmanguy is a moderator: they ask for details and forwards reports, as in a stutter thread where they wrote “I’ll pass that on to the team”, but their answers are not the studio’s word. On Reddit, the developer accounts are DimraethDev and mudtek. Who these people are is on Dimraeth developer Mudtek.