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Warrior Quest

Descend into an old-school dark-fantasy dungeon where you can fight, sneak, deceive or bargain in your own words. Dice rolls decide what works, and every deal you strike changes relationships, objectives and the world around you.

  • Release Nov 13, 2026
  • 3 Classes
  • Free Act I Demo
  • Offline AI Diplomacy
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Coming soon · Release date: November 13, 2026

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Warrior Quest Skills Guide: Abilities, Attributes & Rolls
Builds

Warrior Quest Skills Guide: Abilities, Attributes & Rolls

Master Warrior Quest skills: how abilities, attributes, rerolls and diplomacy shape your Warrior, Thief or Wizard build. Start planning your hero today.

Warrior Quest Spellbook Guide: Wizard Spells and Tips
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Warrior Quest Spellbook Guide: Wizard Spells and Tips

Learn how the Warrior Quest spellbook works for the Wizard class, from combat spell lists and level-up cards to scrolls, rerolls, and smart attribute tips.

Warrior Quest Stats: Attributes, Modifiers & Rerolls Guide
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Warrior Quest Stats: Attributes, Modifiers & Rerolls Guide

Warrior Quest stats explained: how STR, DEX, INT, WIS and CHA modifiers work, how to raise attributes at the Ample Dwarf, and which rare feats to chase.

Warrior Quest Characters Guide: Classes, Companions & NPCs
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Warrior Quest Characters Guide: Classes, Companions & NPCs

Our Warrior Quest characters guide covers the Warrior, Thief and Wizard, attributes, recruitable companions and the Crowhollow NPCs you'll meet. Read on!

Warrior Quest Companions: How to Recruit and Keep Allies
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Warrior Quest Companions: How to Recruit and Keep Allies

Learn how Warrior Quest companions work: recruit unlikely allies in your own words, manage their gear and rations, and keep them alive in the dungeon.

Warrior Quest Salesman Guide: Wagon, Wares & Haggling
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Warrior Quest Salesman Guide: Wagon, Wares & Haggling

Meet the Warrior Quest salesman: when his wagon shows up in Crowhollow, what he trades, how to bargain in your own words, and the shady roadside peddler.

Your First Warrior Quest Run

  1. Grab the free demo on Steam and create your adventurer as a Warrior, Thief or Wizard.
  2. Head into the first dungeon and try talking to the goblins before you draw steel.
  3. Every attack, sneak and bluff is a dice roll, so save your rerolls for the checks that matter.
  4. Your demo save carries over to the full release, so progress in Act I is never wasted.

What is Warrior Quest?

Warrior Quest is a single-player dark-fantasy dungeon crawler from solo developer Wizard of the North. It plays like a tabletop adventure: you type what you want to do, and fighting, sneaking, lying and bargaining all come down to dice rolls.

The game calls itself a Living RPG. Diplomacy is wired into the engine, so what you say and agree to changes relationships, objectives and the state of the world. The AI that reads your words runs on your own PC offline, while the writing, art, music and voices were all made by the developer.

Developer
Wizard of the North
Platform
PC, Mac and Linux
Genre
Dark-Fantasy RPG
Release Date
Nov 13, 2026
Classes
Warrior, Thief, Wizard
Free Demo
Act I, about 1 hour

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Warrior Quest Free Demo

The free demo is Act I of the full game. It runs about an hour, and your save carries over to the full release. It's a quick way to try the talk-anything diplomacy and the dice before launch.

  1. 1

    Open the Warrior Quest Steam page and grab the free demo. It's listed separately from the full game.

  2. 2

    Create your character and pick one of the three classes: Warrior, Thief or Wizard.

  3. 3

    Explore the dungeon in Act I. It takes about an hour.

  4. 4

    Meet a goblin and say whatever you like in your own words. Bribe it, lie to it, threaten it, or fight.

  5. 5

    Keep your demo save. It carries over to the full release, so your Act I progress continues.

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Warrior Quest Classes

You play as one of three classes. Each has its own abilities, equipment preferences and way of handling danger. Your class shapes how you face the world, but it doesn't decide your personality or morality.

Warrior

One of three playable classes, with its own abilities, equipment preferences and way of handling danger.

Thief

One of three playable classes, with its own abilities, equipment preferences and way of handling danger.

Wizard

One of three playable classes, with its own abilities, equipment preferences and way of handling danger.

Any Class

Every adventurer can negotiate, deceive, show mercy, recruit allies or choose violence. No class locks you out of talking.

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Warrior Quest Diplomacy System

Warrior Quest is a Living RPG. You can say whatever you want to NPCs in your own words, and the game understands you. Diplomacy is built into the game engine, so what you say and agree to changes the world, and the dice decide what works.

Free Speech

Talk to NPCs in your own words. Bribe, lie, threaten, bargain or try something completely different.

Real Consequences

What you say and agree to can change relationships, objectives, alliances, access and the state of the world.

Tracked Deals

The game keeps track of your abilities, your gear and every deal you make.

Dice Rolls →

The dice decide whether your bluff, threat or offer works. Roll well.

Offline AI

The AI and the voices run on your own PC. You don't need an internet connection while you play.

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Warrior Quest Ways to Play

Many encounters can be fought, avoided, sneaked past, talked through or solved some other way. You can get through much of the game peacefully. Violence, deception, greed and cruelty all have consequences.

Fight

Draw steel and settle it with combat. Sometimes chopping the goblin's head off is the answer.

Sneak

Slip past encounters without getting noticed.

Bluff

Lie and deceive your way through, then let the dice decide if they believe you.

Bargain

Make deals, offer bribes and recruit allies. The game remembers what you agreed to.

Threaten

Intimidate your way forward, and live with what follows.

Peaceful Run

Much of the game can be completed without violence. You don't have to be the hero. You decide who your character becomes.

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Warrior Quest Release Date

Warrior Quest is listed on Steam for Nov 13, 2026. It's developed and published by solo studio Wizard of the North. The free Act I demo is a separate download from the full game.

Full Game

Release date on Steam: Nov 13, 2026.

Demo →

Free demo covering Act I, about an hour long. Your save carries over to the full release.

Platforms

Windows, macOS and Linux on Steam.

Language

English, with full audio support.

Studio

Developed and published by Wizard of the North.

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Warrior Quest System Requirements

The AI and voices run locally on your PC, so the GPU matters most. On Windows you need a 64-bit Windows 10 system with DirectX 12 and 12 GB of free storage. Cards with 4 GB of VRAM can still play in Light mode.

OS

Windows 10 64-bit, DirectX 12.

CPU

i5-4460 / Ryzen 3 1200 (4 cores, AVX2) for both minimum and recommended.

RAM

8 GB.

Minimum GPU

GTX 1060 / RX 5600 (6 GB VRAM).

Recommended GPU

GTX 1070 / RX 5700 (8 GB VRAM).

Light Mode

4 GB graphics cards run Light mode. It's fully playable, but characters are simpler.

Storage

12 GB available space.

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Warrior Quest Campaign and Story

Warrior Quest is built like a tabletop mini-campaign: longer and more involved than a one-shot, but more focused than a sprawling full campaign. Your choices shape the story, and different builds and routes give you reasons to play again.

Dark Fantasy

An old-school dark-fantasy dungeon crawler inspired by the best parts of tabletop role-playing games.

Mini-Campaign

A complete campaign, with Act I also available as the free demo.

Player Agency

You're not required to be the hero. Mercy, greed, cruelty and deception all change how the story unfolds.

Replay Value

Different classes, backgrounds, routes and improvised diplomacy choices tell a different version of the story each time.

Solo Made

Made by one developer with a decade of experience in software engineering and running tabletop campaigns. They also created the writing, art, music, sound and original voice performances.

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Warrior Quest Trailers

Watch the official trailers to see parley, dice and combat in action before you play. They range from a cinematic reveal to straight gameplay footage.

Gameplay October Trailer

The latest gameplay trailer, covering exploration, conversation and combat in the dungeon.

Parley and Combat

Gameplay showing how talking to enemies and fighting them fit together.

Cinematic Trailer

A cinematic look at the dark-fantasy world of Warrior Quest.

Gameplay Montage

A quick cut of gameplay moments from across the adventure.

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Frequently asked questions

When does Warrior Quest come out?

Warrior Quest releases on Steam on November 13, 2026, for Windows, Mac and Linux. The free demo covers Act I, and your demo save carries over to the full game.

Is there a free Warrior Quest demo?

Yes. The Warrior Quest demo is Act I of the full game and takes about an hour. You create your character, explore the dungeon and can keep your save for the full release.

Which classes can you play in Warrior Quest?

Warrior Quest has three classes: Warrior, Thief and Wizard. Your class shapes your abilities and gear, but any adventurer can negotiate, deceive, show mercy, recruit allies or fight.

Does Warrior Quest need an internet connection?

No. The AI that understands what you type and the character voices run on your own PC, so Warrior Quest plays offline.

What PC do you need for Warrior Quest?

Warrior Quest asks for Windows 10 64-bit, an i5-4460 or Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 1060 or RX 5600 with 6 GB of VRAM, DirectX 12 and 12 GB of storage. Cards with 4 GB of VRAM run a Light mode with simpler characters.

Ready to Master Warrior Quest?

From your first dice roll in Act I to talking a goblin out of a fight, find class picks, diplomacy tactics and dungeon tips for every adventurer.

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