
Dwarven Realms
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01About Dwarven Realms
Dwarven Realms combines classic ARPG build depth with the intense enemy density of a survivor game. In single-player, you cut through huge hordes, unleash explosive abilities, and use tactical positioning to survive. Hundreds of skills, abilities, and off-hand options support different builds. Loot, crafting, and weapon upgrades deepen progression. Seasonal leaderboards, rifts, and exclusive rewards add further challenges. The Steam PC version supports full controller input. The current rating is 81% from 2,855 reviews.
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$0.722026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | — |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Russian | Yes | Yes | — |
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Language and audio
The Steam PC version has English full audio, with interface and subtitles in English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Italian, and Brazilian Portuguese.
Play mode and controller
Dwarven Realms is a single-player ARPG with full controller support on Steam.
03Frequently asked questions
How does Dwarven Realms play?
You fight alone through huge enemy hordes, using abilities and tactical positioning.
What makes the game distinctive?
It combines complex ARPG systems with the high enemy density of survivor games.
What progression systems are included?
Loot, crafting, weapon upgrades, seasonal content, leaderboards, and rift challenges shape progression.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
They ask for a 25€/month subscription via Discord in-game, but do not disclose this on the Steam store page. See here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3623801893 They are circumventing the Steam eco system this way and also circumvent having the "In App Purchases" badge on their store page. This is dishonest at best and anti-consumer behaviour. Update 24.3.2026: The screenshot that shows the pricing and that they use discord for payment processing just got banned by the developer.Show moreShow less
fun game and impressive for being a 2 man team, for sure worth your $10. however, these reviewers comparing the dwarven realms skill tree to path of exile's skill tree are being completely disingenuous. the skill tree in dwarven realms is more like a less interesting diablo 4 paragon board (which is saying a lot considering how bland d4 paragon boards are). every node is super generic and provides a small % stat increase that's good for virtually every build, so there's no trade-offs or choices to make. this is compounded by the fact that you end up with 199 passive points, leading to almost the entire tree being filled out regardless... after all the hype for the dwarven realms skill tree i was massively disappointed by its simplicity.Show moreShow less
Game is fine; lots of holding right mouse button and kiting. Leaving a negative review to let the devs know it's ridiculous to have to join a discord for patch notes.Show moreShow less
The bad reviews are complaining exactly about what is the major draw of this game for it's players. This game is an infinite grind, with infinite progression. Every stat can be scaled to infinity, and there will always be a level you are too weak to beat. It is not a complicated game at its heart. You grind, get stronger, and then repeat, until you get tired and come back next season with a fresh update. If you don't like grinding for infinite progression then it's not your game, but if you're like me that's literally what you're looking for in some of your games.Show moreShow less
I would give it a mixed rating if I could. On one hand, it is cheap and I had some fun with it. On the other hand it is just poorly designed. There were so many moments that made me think why would someone make a game like this. The last few I can remember are, let's see... 1. Spawning enemies even on top of the player, making me unable to move for a second and possibly dying because of that. 2. Oh, the main one - giving the player 4 slots for spells, but making it so you stack 4 of the same spell anyway, because it deals more damage this way. 3. Or adding another layer of randomness to the loot, by limiting what stats you can reroll on an item. 4. Most dungeons are pointless loot piniatas. 5. There is apparently a season going on, but I coudln't even find any info about it inside the game. 6. No setting to lower the special effects of your attacks while some of the effects are blinding and covering your entire view. And more I just can't be bother to type now. There are also a bunch of questionable things with drops and crafting. A lot of the resources you get seem pointless. Some of them so grindy I didn't even use them in my 20h of playing. And of course, a bunch of quality of life issues. The map has a tiny font with no way to zoom in. Sorting items in inventory is arbitrary and doesn't entirely work. It is annoying to check what stats are possible on items, because you have to look at them in the crafting screen one by one. A lot of annoyances.Show moreShow less
Autism Simulator - Genuinely a fantastic game with some bare bones atm but the devs are very talkative. It has a simple gameplay loop. Farm enemies, farm materials, craft upgrades, get rng upgrades. Kill things, get loot. Ooga booga.Show moreShow less
There is nothing different between you playing through tutorial and end content. This is literally a one room battles against same enemies with no gimmicks to get marginal increase in stats. I've got to level 300 and the only new thing I saw is a boss fight (it's an elite from standard grind battles with more HP). Itemization is boring, talent tree is boring (whole tree is +X% to stat nodes).Show moreShow less
Better than Diablo 4 :)Show moreShow less
Did I enjoy my time with this game? It was alright. Do I recommend this game? Hell no lol. This game is the ARPG genre boiled down into its simplest form, taking the "number goes up" and gear grind formula from them and turning it into some sort of back alley drug. It is super fun at first seeing all the numbers go up and getting new gear and skills. But eventually you realize all melee weapons feel the same, both ranged weapons end up feeling similar, there is almost 0 diversity in builds outside of weapon and skill choice. In the end your choice of skill is the only thing that really matters and will be how you deal all your damage. You will just get gear that buffs your weapon and skill of choice and that's it you have your build. There are some cool progression mechanics and that is the main thing this game does well, you are always moving some sort of number up. Outside of the progression mechanics the game feels very janky, skills dont interact with each other or have skill trees for any sort of player expression, and as a whole it just left me feeling kinda dirty, and wondering why I wasnt playing any of the other ARPGs I own. I imagine thats the main type of person who will enjoy this game, someone that has already played PoE, played Last Epoch, Grim Dawn, hell I would even recommend playing Heroes Siege or Torchlight Infinite over this. But if your a degenerate like me and have played all of those games to hell then you may get some brief enjoyment from this game, and the pricetag is low. if your one of those people, go buy Siralim Ultimate right now and play that, theres no way you have played that one too right? Well if you have, then buy this at your own risk. The numbers do be going up tho.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.