Dimraeth Price: No Official Number Yet, and What Is Confirmed

As of 2026-09-14, Dimraeth has no published price. The Steam store page’s purchase area shows no amount, only “this game is not yet available on Steam”, and third-party price trackers have no listing either. So any page quoting a specific number is repeating unconfirmed information — including the widely shared “$21.99 standard, $19.79 with a 10% launch discount”. The only official statement is that the price rises gradually as content and polish are added during Early Access, and is higher at full release, so early Early Access supporters get the lowest price. The decision in front of you is not “how much”, it is “do I want to play an unfinished build”.

Price status at a glance

This will change around unlock, so look at the date above before acting on it.

The official pricing policy

The store page’s Early Access Q&A explains how the price is meant to move. Mudtek plans to raise it gradually as content and polish are added, with a higher price at full release; Early Access supporters get the best deal and help shape the game, and the price reflects the growing scope.

The store page also carries the standard notice that Early Access games are incomplete and may change, and that if you are not excited about the current state you should wait and see how development progresses.

Put together, that gives one reliable framing: a lower price corresponds to an incomplete game. The saving is what you get in exchange for playing an early build, not a bargain you stumbled into.

How to read the community numbers

Searches for “Dimraeth price” surface specific figures. None of them are official:

These may end up close to the real number, but until the developer publishes a price they cannot ground a purchase decision. The reverse is also true: do not feel betrayed by a community figure later.

How to check your regional price

1. Open the official Steam store page (App ID 2402680);
2. Confirm the region and currency on your signed-in account — Steam shows regional prices, so the number differs by country;
3. After unlock the price appears in the purchase area; note whether a launch discount is shown;
4. Treat the final checkout price as authoritative, not price trackers, press releases or screenshots;
5. For refunds or price disputes use Steam’s official support flow. The game’s own support address is support@dimraeth.com (not this wiki’s).

Buy now or wait

Two rules, each with a real cost:

• Buy now: the price rises during Early Access, so this is the cheapest window; the cost is an unfinished build and systems still changing, including the skill tree overhaul in this cycle. Best for people who want to give feedback and are comfortable with a moving target.
• Wait for full release: you get more complete systems, more regions, more races and classes; the cost is a higher price and no fixed end date — the rough window is 18–24 months, so “how long” has no precise answer.

If your decision is driven by content scope, read the launch content list on the release date page first; if it is driven by hardware, read the platform page.

Can you still try before buying

Not at the moment. The demo ran from 2026-04-02 and closed on 2026-07-15 because it diverged too far from the Early Access build, and no return date has been given. So “try it first” is not an available path — see download and install.

Sources: Steam store page and store page data (no price shown, checked 2026-09-14), the store page Early Access pricing Q&A and its standard Early Access notice, the 2026-07-02 developer demo notice, player comments under the r/ARPG trailer post and the Steam discussion “Release Price?” (labelled as player claims), and the developer’s community reply about Brazilian pricing on r/dimraeth. Checked 2026-09-14.