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Dimraeth price

Dimraeth costs $21.99 on Steam, and it opened with a limited launch discount to $19.79. The price is planned to rise step by step during Early Access, so buying at the launch discount is the cheapest option. There are no microtransactions, and prices outside the US follow Steam’s default regional conversion.

A forge upgrade screen for a Lifebloom Polished Band shown beside the character inventory.
The forge upgrade screen for a ring called Lifebloom Polished Band, next to the inventory.

What you pay

$21.99standard Early Access price in US dollars
$19.79with the 10% launch discount, for a limited time
Higherplanned as content is added, and again at full release

The launch discount is an introductory offer with an end date shown on the store, so $19.79 is temporary.

Shindaru Developer

“It will be 19.79 USD with the opening discount (21.99 standard) and then use default steam regional pricing.”

The price is planned to rise during Early Access

Expect a series of increases tied to content, not a single jump at the end:

“Yes, we plan to gradually raise the price as we add more content and polish during Early Access, with a higher price at full release.”

Mudtek

There are no amounts or dates for those increases yet. The content they track (two race and class updates, then Act II) is on the Dimraeth roadmap, and what the current build already holds for the money is on what is in Dimraeth Early Access.

Deciding whether to buy now or wait

Buy at launch

Lowest planned price

The price rises with content, so the launch discount is the cheapest point. You get three races, three classes and Act I now; the eight races on the store page are the long-term goal.

Wait

More game per dollar later

The planned updates add races, classes and then story, so a later purchase starts with more in the box, at a higher base price. What reviewers say is on Dimraeth reviews.

If your PC is near the bottom of the store’s hardware list, check the Dimraeth system requirements first: the listed minimum graphics card may no longer be enough.

Microtransactions and paid DLC

“Will the game have any microtransactions? No.”

Shindaru, developer

Paid DLC is a separate question. The forum moderator’s answer is that upcoming races and classes will not be paid DLC until after the 1.0 launch, which leaves DLC after 1.0 open.

Regional pricing

Mudtek did not set its own price per country; Steam’s suggested conversion from the US price applies. Some players, Polish buyers among them, find that too high for their region, while others call the US price generous. Check the Steam store page in your region for the real figure. The store also sells a bundle with IRON NEST: Heavy Turret Simulator. To ask Mudtek directly, see the Dimraeth Discord and forums.