Dinkum

Dinkum suits play sessions where gathering and customization both have a place: explore the island, farm, and develop a town alone or together. It costs $19.99 at Steam; consider the current price in light of how often you expect to enjoy that blend.

Its appeal is setting your own pace and turning a simple camp into a lively town. If you prefer to hold off, an announced Steam sale window is one possible occasion to revisit the purchase, without assuming a discount. At $19.99 from Steam, weigh the mix of farming, exploration, and town building against your budget.

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92%Steam Reviews24.7K reviews

Released: Apr 22, 2025

Open World Survival Craft · Agriculture · Relaxing · Co-op · Farming Sim

Steam·Platform:·United States Steam official price~ $19.99Buy now

KinguinDinkum Steam Altergift·Platform:·Checked 2026-10-19from~ $29.63(~ €26.33)Buy now

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K4GDinkum Steam CD Key·Platform:·Checked 2026-10-19from~ $46.25(~ €41.10)Buy now

All-time low ~ $12.79across Steam & third-party stores

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Past 36 months · Updated daily

Historical Low~ $12.792023-08Current Low Across Stores~ $19.99Steamvs. Historical Low+56%

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01About Dinkum

Dinkum blends survival and island life: gather resources, farm, hunt, fish, and grow a camp into a town. Explore deserts, forests, and mines, reshape the island, and customize your home, alone or with friends. Steam PC players rate it 92%% positive across 24,717 reviews. English is among the supported interface languages. Release date: April 22, 2025.

Credits

Developer

James Bendon

Publisher

KRAFTON, Inc.

Steam player reviews

92%positiveVery Positive24,717 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$12.792023-08-22 · GreenManGamingBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
Traditional Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
French	Yes	Yes	—
Italian	Yes	Yes	—
German	Yes	Yes	—
Russian	Yes	Yes	—
Spanish-Latin America	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—
Thai	Yes	Yes	—
Turkish	Yes	Yes	—
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	—
Korean	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19

02Before you buy

Play modes and controller

Steam PC supports both single-player and co-op. Full controller support is listed.

Language

Interface support includes English and other languages; supported languages list subtitles, not full audio.

03Frequently asked questions

Can I play solo?

Yes. Single-player is supported on Steam PC.

Does it have co-op?

Yes. Co-op is supported, and the description mentions playing with friends.

What do you do in the game?

Farm, raise animals, fish, catch bugs, and gather resources to grow your town.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

11/14/2022

The game is very very good. Like all of the other reviews if you like Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, this is a much better amalgamation of those concepts and gameplay. And it's just in Early Access! Highly recommend.Show moreShow less

11.5 hours at review1,803 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Not recommendedSteam player

03/31/2025

I liked this game. I really did. But then the developer made the decision to hand of the publishing rights to a scumbag company that uses genAI and I quote "to cut costs" which is incredibly disgusting. Every single video on socials is made with a garbage AI voice instead of promoting their creators who put actualy effort into the game and their content. This is disgusting, disgraceful and simply inhumane. Krafton is garbage and everything they make is as wellShow moreShow less

111.7 hours at review1,103 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

RecommendedSteam player

07/22/2022

It got me off league of legends.Show moreShow less

9.4 hours at review979 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Not recommendedSteam player

04/01/2025

New publisher established a third party EULA. It's mostly not bad but some terms are intolerable: Extra edit: There's a "less spicy" version of this in the steam discussions that actually gives some thoughts on how to address these. Please also check it out. Or don't, I ain't your boss. https://steamcommunity.com/app/1062520/discussions/0/600775554275231724/ Extra extra edit: as of April 15th KRAFTON is being sued in India for allegedly selling user data against contract. *******Disclaimer because I keep getting "ima lawwwyer and yer stewwwwpid" comments: 1. The publisher has the right to put whatever they want in their EULA. Legally, all of these are probably FINE. Legally. Actually enforceable? Remains to be seen. Reasonable? Nope. 2. As the consumer we have the right to decide if we are willing to ACCEPT those terms. Or not, as the case may be. If we are expected to enter an agreement that requires a lawyer to parse then the agreement isn't doing its job- at that rate it's dealing in bad faith. 3. Boilerplate standard legalese copypasta does NOT automatically make a term acceptable, and if that's your standard you really need to consider the CONTEXT of how hyperoptimized these kinds of agreements are in the favor of the IP holder vs the userbase. If you can clear that hurdle and still say "yup that's just fine!" take a moment to consider just how far into corruption you've fallen. 4. Finally: CONTEXT MATTERS. Any of these terms has a time and a place. A predominantly single player peer to peer co-op game is NOT the time nor place. I re-iterate here, just because it's normal doesn't make it ok. I might well accept all of these terms in a different setting. They don't have a place HERE (at least, not as written). ****************************************************************************************End disclaimer. "without written permission from Company, use, advertise or exploit in any manner the Game, the Documentation or the Services (in each case in whole or in part) for non-personal, commercial purposes;" -Bye bye YouTube vids. Chrissy pointed out in the comments that this may not be so big of a deal as an earlier segment of the TOS permits gameplay videos- but there's a question of paywalled content such as patreon or youtube members. "use the Game, or permit use of the Game, in a network, multi-user arrangement or remote access arrangement, including any online use, except as otherwise allowed through normal operation of the Game (as it is intended to be played) or explicitly permitted by Company in writing;" - So, no family sharing. Is this even enforceable? "harm the reputation of Company, our affiliates, our service providers or licensors, or the reputation of the Game, the Documentation or the Services;" - You've already done it yourself. But seriously? Is this a joke? "Harm the reputation?" WTF. "exploit errors and bugs found while playing the Game, the Documentation or using the Services;" - Again, is this realistically enforceable? Also, why is this a TOS thing? It's our right to do what we want with a game we bought. It literally can't hurt anyone. "use, develop, advertise, trade, or distribute unauthorized programs, including but not limited to any programs that intercept communications in the Game between a game and a game server or between a Service and its server, or any unauthorized third-party programs or Devices that may affect the Game or normal game play or access to the Services (including but not limited to hacks, cheats, helpers, bots, scripts, trainers, automatic programs, automatic mouse, mouse with macro function, programs that collect or modify game data by reading the game memory, etc.)." - No modding. This line explicitly bans modding the game. This level of stupidity is just... embarrassing. "manipulate the Game or Services in an unfair way or otherwise access or use the Game or Services in a manner that confers an unfair advantage or disadvantage to any player including yourself;" - What unfair advantage? What inter-player competition is in this chill island builder game? Also, how the friction do you intend to enforce this? "use IP proxying or other methods to disguise the location of your use or Device, whether to circumvent geographical restrictions on the use of the Game, the Documentation or Services or for any other purpose or in a way that violates these Terms" - bans using any sort of VPN. A lot of terms are protective at the users, but these highlighted terms are expressly anti-consumer. Unenforceable and frankly unacceptable. I'll consider changing this to the deserved review when this EULA is revised. EDIT: I just noticed that I posted this on April 1st. NO this is not a joke or prank post. Read the EULA when prompted on launching the game.Show moreShow less

217.2 hours at review841 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

RecommendedSteam player

07/18/2022

UPDATE DOWN BELOW the game has really great potential..... it took the best parts of stardew valley and animal crossing and put it in a 3d-game with love to detail. theres animals, ressources, crafting, ..... however me and my gf were a little disappointed that the multiplayer doesnt give us the full coop feeling yet - you can visit each others islands but cant progress in the town quest together. this was a huge bummer since it would be perfect if the multiplayer worked the way it does in stardew valley: sharing a bank account and progressing together. all players have seperate bank accounts and also their own inventory which is not world-dependend, means you can take it to other servers, just like in terraria. i wanna make clear that you can farm, craft and do most things on the island(s) you visit. but you dont have a permanent place yet and cant finish or progress in town quests if you arent the host. for us it doesnt feel enough coop yet, so we wait at least for the guest house to be available (#1 on the road map) and then we start playin. i know that the developer is looking into multiplayer progression, so no need for a refund, no need for a rant. looking forward to play it for a longer time - i just wish we could play it with shared progression already. CANT WAIT FOR IT :) GREAT GAME! cheers UPDATE (CONTAINS SPOILERS!!!!!!) yeah...we couldnt resist and gave it a shot BEFORE the update with the guest house was released. we played about 60hrs until the time of this update. heres how it went: it is a bit buggy still but all in all pretty ok. the game never crashed, no safe files were corrupted and even with mods the game worked quiet well. it was nice to play and we had fun together .however to give you more details about what i meant with "not full coop experience yet", here is what we noticed "visiting players" aka your coop partners cant do: - youre not able to buy/carry/sell animals bought from the store - your not able buy deeds and/or move any house in the town - donating bugs/fish/critters to the museum does not count for both ppl (or at least it didnt work for us). - only the host needs to befriend visitors in order to get them to stay. the visiting players have their own relations to them. - recipes for furniture or building stuff that can be bought are different for each person connected to the game. it can be a lamp for the one person, where the other one can buy a bench recipe - both on the same spot. however if one person buys the recipe its gone for both. - you cant go underground if you arent hosting the game. the item you need to get down there only works if the host is carrying itShow moreShow less

3.4 hours at review696 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

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