Dimraeth Multiplayer Guide — Co-op Explained

Dimraeth is a 1–8 player co-op RPG. It is not an MMO and has no dedicated servers — co-op runs peer-to-peer, and solo play is fully viable from start to finish. Here is how multiplayer actually works.

Co-op Basics

Split Persistence (What Carries Between Worlds)

Carries with your heroStays in the host’s world
Hero level, gear, inventory, spellsStory progress
Personal progression and unlocksAllies and NPC relationships
Your character between sessionsBuildings and base state

How Loot Works in Co-op

Loot in Dimraeth runs on rarity tiers, with drops feeding your equipment loadout. The important structural point is that your inventory and gear travel with your hero, not with the host’s world — split persistence applies to items as well as levels, so anything in your bags stays yours when you leave someone else’s session. Whether drops are instanced per player (personal loot) or awarded from a shared pool has not been officially documented since launch, and it is one of the questions the community is actively testing.

Peer-to-Peer Network

The game uses a peer-to-peer system — there are no dedicated or private servers. Connection quality depends on the host’s connection, so a stable host makes for a stable session. Mudtek runs a looking-for-group channel on the official Discord for finding co-op partners.

Cross-Platform

The game is currently on PC (Steam) only, so cross-platform co-op is not a factor yet. See the platforms page for console status.

Dimraeth — If It Beats You Alone, Bring the Crew (Mudtek)