What the team has shared so far about Mithrall: Realm of the Dwarves, from the Steam page, its announcements and the studio's devlogs.
Mithrall: Realm of the Dwarves is a massive survival-sandbox MMO. Dig into the mountains, build kingdoms above and below ground, claim and tax the land, and fight from skirmish to siege in a vast realm shared by up to 15,000 players.
You play a dwarf of one of seven peoples, in a realm of war, trade and ancient power that you can dig into, build on, rule and conquer.
Mithrall is coming to Steam in Q4 2027. No exact date has been announced yet.
Wishlist the game on Steam and Steam will tell you when it launches.
PC, on Steam. The Steam page lists Windows 10 or later (64-bit). No other platform has been announced.
The price has not been announced yet. Wishlist the game on Steam to hear about it first.
Up to 15,000 players share a vast, meshed world of regions.
These are the requirements on the Steam page. Both need a 64-bit processor and operating system, an SSD and an internet connection for multiplayer.
| Requirement | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10 or later (64-bit) | Windows 10 or later (64-bit) |
| Processor | Intel Core i5-6400 (2.7 GHz, 4 cores) | Intel Core i9-9900K (3.6 GHz, 8 cores) |
| Memory | 16 GB RAM | 32 GB RAM |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (6 GB), AMD Radeon RX 580 (6 GB) or Intel Arc A380 | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 |
| DirectX | Version 11 | Version 11 |
| Storage | 100 GB available space, SSD | 100 GB available space, SSD |
AnkleBreaker Studio, an independent studio, develops and publishes Mithrall. The team writes openly about how the game is being built in its devlogs.
Mithrall is a realm of one race and seven peoples: the Kahzuld (Kahzul'Grim, the neutral capital), the Volzar (the volcanic Dark Lands), the Skral (the frozen north), the Galdruk (the woodland east), the Grullok (the tangled jungle), the Sethuk (the desert and its oases) and the Hjorlok (the great grasslands).
Your people is who you are, not a class: every dwarf can wield any weapon and learn any craft.
Kahzul'Grim is the great dwarven city at the heart of the realm, the neutral capital where every clan meets. At the crossroads of the realm stands the great dwarven city. Every journey begins at its gates, and every clan comes back to its markets to trade.
Kahzul'Grim stands neutral at the crossroads. The six capitals of the other peoples stand out in the black lands, and their markets, services and contracts open only to those they trust.
The further you venture, the richer the land and the higher the price of a fall.
Green Lands: Safe ground around the cities, where every journey begins.
Orange Lands: Contested ground. Most keep the peace; bandits do not.
Black Lands: No rules. Claim the land, wage war, keep what you take. Hardcore risk: what you carry can be lost when you fall.
Yes, but not as pets: dragons are the realm's deadliest threat and its richest prize.
The wild is never empty. Tame exotic creatures across the realm, and brave ancient dungeons and the bosses that guard them.
No classes, just choices. Your gear is your class. Every weapon and piece of gear grants its own abilities: heavy armour and hammers, swift blades or magic staves. Change your gear, change your role, and level through play with no locked path.
Steel, black powder and magic. The arsenal shown so far: war axe, warhammer, sword, mace, dagger, club, greatsword, maul, spear, halberd, bow, crossbow, slingshot, hand cannon, blunderbuss, long rifle, gatling gun, shield, tower shield and tome of knowledge, and the staves of the eight schools of magic.
A first look only: many more weapons are still on the anvil.
There are eight schools of magic: Emberzul (Fire), Rimekhal (Frost), Vahlmun (Healing), Ankhaz (Arcane), Grothun (Nature), Solvahl (Light), Morgkul (Shadow) and Vhorrak (Storm).
No mana: every spell comes from your staff, and each school has its own one-handed and two-handed staves.
Yes, and you choose your risk. The Green Lands around the cities are safe. In the Orange Lands most keep the peace, but bandits do not. The Black Lands have no rules.
Battles run from skirmish to siege, for land, fortresses and resources, with skill-based combat where timing and position matter. Hardcore risk: what you carry can be lost when you fall.
Yes. The land itself is yours to change: dig and terraform the world, carve tunnels, open caverns and move the earth.
Build above or below ground: crown a peak with a fortress or hide your halls deep beneath the rock.
Land is power, and power is everything. Raise walls and fortify your base, then hold it against rival clans. Claim territory in the lawless lands, control its resources and set taxes to fund your conquests. Hold it long enough and become king of the server.
Yes: an economy made by players, for players. Gather and craft everything the realm needs, from tools to siege gear. Master your crafts: the better your skill, the better what you make.
Trade in the city markets, then get your goods home safely. Materials and mastery decide how fine your gear can be, from crude to runeforged.
Hundreds, each with its own abilities: ground mounts for speed, strength and hauling, and flying mounts to scout enemy lines and reach hidden lands. Mountain rams, giant eagles and griffins are among them.
Third person. The team explains why in the devlog "Why Mithrall is Going Third Person".
Register on the Mithrall playtest platform. The first stages are internal and closed playtests, before a public opening.
Registration expresses interest: invitations depend on the needs and capacity of each test, and dates are shared when the team is ready to announce them.
Wishlist and follow the game on Steam, join the official Discord, watch the trailers on the AnkleBreaker Studio YouTube channel and read the devlogs on the studio's site.
Wishlist Mithrall on Steam and follow the game to hear what comes next. Coming Q4 2027.
