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Hey adventurers!Thanks to everyone who has jumped into the v1.3.0 beta so far. Your reports have been a huge help, and we've been working through them as they come in.Today we're pushing v1.3.1 to the beta branch. This is a smaller update focused on bug fixes, including a few issues you flagged in the community and one important fix for players moving between the beta and the live build.If you're already opted into the beta, Steam will download the update automatically. If you haven't tried the beta yet and want to help us test, you can opt in from the Betas tab in the game's Properties on Steam.v1.3.1 Patch NotesBug FixesFixed issue where some Roguelike preset tiles wouldn't correctly show all their skills and items.Fixed issue where removing skill trees in Roguelike Mode wouldn't trigger a character save.Fixed issue where Contagion spread damage was credited to the poisoned enemy in the combat log and did not spread when the poison tick was the killing blow.Fixed issue where Unholy Sacrifice dealt less damage than its tooltip suggested.Fixed issue where a non-host player's Fortune, and any skill it granted such as Enchant Shadow, could vani

Hey adventurers!In our recent community update, we said that we were returning more of our attention to Stolen Realm, revisiting long-standing issues, and looking at ways we could continue improving the game.Now we have something a little more concrete to share.We’ve been working on v1.3.0, a new Stolen Realm update containing new Roguelike features, quality-of-life improvements, and a large number of bug fixes.Before we release it to everyone, we want to put the update into a public beta and give the community a chance to help us test it.What’s New?There are several additions in this update, including:Endless Roguelike DifficultiesRoguelike no longer ends at Difficulty VI.After completing Difficulty VI, you’ll unlock Difficulty VII, followed by progressively higher difficulties for those of you who want to keep pushing your builds further.Yes, we heard you, Roguelike players. 😉More Control Over Roguelike BuildsWe’ve added a new Skill Tree Removal Roguelike power-up.You can spend Roguelike currency to purchase removal points and then use those points on individual characters to remove selected Skill Trees from their random skill pool.This should give you more control over the kinds

We want to start by saying thank you to everyone who has supported Stolen Realm over the years. Your support is the reason our small team gets to keep making games.With the recent launch of Stolen Realm Survivors, we’ve been reflecting on the future of the Stolen Realm universe and where the team should focus next.We’re continuing to work on fixes, improvements, and planned content updates for Survivors, while also revisiting the original Stolen Realm to address reported issues and continue improving the experience there. Both games matter to us, and we want to support them properly moving forward.With all of this in mind, we’d love to hear directly from you about where you’d like the team to focus next.Community PollWe’ve put together a short poll to better understand what matters most to the community moving forward. It includes topics such as:Potential Stolen Realm DLCInterest in a Stolen Realm 2Other directions or ideas you’d like the team to exploreYour feedback genuinely helps shape our discussions and future plans.👉 you’ve been with us since Early Access, joined through Survivors, or simply followed the journey from afar, thank you again for being part of the community. We t

Hello Adventurers,With Stolen Realm Survivors launching May 7, we wanted to share something more personal with everyone who supported us throughout the years.When we finally released Stolen Realm 1.0 two years ago, the three of us had already spent over five years building it.Before it even had a proper name, we jokingly called it “Final Baldusy” — our mashup of two games we grew up loving: Final Fantasy 7 and Baldur’s Gate 2.We spent countless nights trying to take down the ultra boss Ruby, getting Cloud's hits to land at 9999 damage, kiting enemies across Heart of Fury mode, and accidentally fireballing each other because there was no Evocation specialty back then to save our teammates.Those games shaped how we think about RPGs, co-op, and buildcrafting.Building Stolen Realm Changed Our LivesMaking Stolen Realm wasn’t easy.We spent years balancing jobs, life, and development, hoping enough people would eventually care about the game for us to keep going.Somehow, they did.Because of your support, we were eventually able to quit our jobs and make games full-time.The financial pressure honestly became even scarier after that. Game development is unpredictable, and every release