AT A GLANCE
The public demo includes Throne of Hinnon, an optional high-level dungeon outside the normal quest path. Its key is hidden in the world, and XLGAMES warns that the challenge may be very difficult at demo level. The developer describes dungeons as solo or party instances.
What is playable in the demo?
The official demo announcement calls out Throne of Hinnon as a new high-level dungeon. It sits outside the normal demo quest progression, so players can skip it and continue the story. Steam lists dungeons more broadly in the planned Early Access scope, but does not provide a complete dungeon catalogue.
Sources: Official demo is now live (19 Oct 2026)Producer Ham: Steam Next Fest demo details (18 Oct 2026)Official Steam store and Early Access details (checked 21 Oct 2026)
Finding the key and judging the challenge
XLGAMES says the key is hidden somewhere in the world and may be difficult to find. The dungeon is intended as a high-level challenge; the developer warns that it may be extremely difficult at the level reached through the demo’s normal progression. The public source does not list a required level or a reward table.
Sources: Producer Ham: Steam Next Fest demo details (18 Oct 2026)
Solo, party and instance expectations
The progression article describes dungeons as instances for a player or party of up to four, with shared quest progress inside. It says a player can attempt one solo. That is the announced dungeon structure; it does not guarantee that the optional demo challenge is easy to solo.
Sources: Official developer article: how progression works (15 Oct 2026)Official demo is now live (19 Oct 2026)
Editorial scope
This is an independent guide project and is not affiliated with XLGAMES. Announcement dates, game-stage status and player reports are kept distinct. Promotional artwork is contextual and does not establish that a feature is playable.