FIELD SECTION · 05
Game Info
Release, platforms, price, roadmap and mod rules.
Release Date and Early Access Status
Dungeon Settlers launched in Steam Early Access on September 4, 2026 at 08:00 UTC after its previously announced date moved forward.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Is the Dungeon Settlers Demo Still Available?
The Dungeon Settlers demo stopped being playable on August 27, 2026 because it no longer represented the Early Access build; the playtest is closed.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Multiplayer and Co-op: What the Four-Person Party Means
Dungeon Settlers is a single-player game: one player controls the settlement and a party of up to four, with Steam Cloud and Family Sharing.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06PC, Mac, Steam Deck, Console and Mobile Support
Check confirmed Dungeon Settlers Windows and macOS support, Steam Deck Playable caveats, and the lack of verified console or mobile releases.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Price, Launch Discount and Early Access Value
Check the live regional Dungeon Settlers price and discount on Steam, then compare the current two-region Early Access scope with your tolerance for updates.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Roadmap and Patch Tracker: Planned Is Not Released
Follow Dungeon Settlers roadmap plans for regions, races, weapons and modding while verifying every released feature against dated Steam patch notes.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Early Access Review Roundup: Who Is It For?
A source-labeled Dungeon Settlers review roundup covering the colony-to-dungeon loop, tactical pause combat, pixel art and current Early Access limits.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Mods, Save Editors and the Official Rules
Understand what the Dungeon Settlers EULA permits for personal tools and non-commercial mods, what is only planned, and how to protect saves.
Open field note →Checked 2026-09-06Art, AI Disclosure, Studio and Development History
Separate Dungeon Settlers hand-drawn art claims from its localization AI disclosure, and trace the CanOpener team, publisher and development context.
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