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Explore Haven solo or with friends. Master magic, raid procedural dungeons, collect loot, and develop professions from brewing to fishing.

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12 Max Co-op Players9 ProfessionsDec 2026 Planned Early AccessAvailable Steam Demo

Debauchery and Magic Demo and Release Date

Download the demo from Steam ahead of the planned December 2026 Early Access launch. Explore the announced development roadmap and planned additions.

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Early Access Window

Debauchery and Magic is scheduled to enter Steam Early Access on Windows PC in December 2026.

Free Steam Demo

The standalone demo lets players explore the opening camp, clear the Goblin Cave, and test Pondhawk town activities.

Progress Reset

Character builds, currencies, and weapon drops earned during demo testing will wipe before the official launch.

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From your first demo session to co-op dungeons and professions, choose the topic you need.

What is Debauchery and Magic?

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Debauchery and Magic is an indie action RPG developed and published by 3rd Shift Studios set in the fantasy realm of Haven. Players assume the role of wizards defying a royal decree that criminalizes revelry, intoxication, and public indulgence, combining spellcasting combat with arcade traversal and town recreational activities.

Expeditions send adventurers through procedural dungeons packed with swinging blade traps, rolling boulders, and goblin hordes before rolling dice at reward chests. Between dungeon runs, wizards return to the hub town of Pondhawk to wager gold at tavern casino tables, brew stat-altering ales from monster parts, and grind rails on skateboards.

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Developer

3rd Shift Studios

Platform

Windows PC

Genre

Action / Adventure / Casual / Indie

Planned Release

December 2026

Max Co-op Players

12

Professions

9

Planned Early Access

Dec 2026

Steam Demo

Available

Latest Guides

Debauchery and Magic Beginner Guide

Get started with inventory sorting, equipment comparisons, stack splitting, and bulk selling. Learn about auto-run, the Unstuck button, and settings for camera movement and consumable visuals.

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Search the ransacked starting camp to gather basic weapons, chop wood, and speak with the Blue Wizard.

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Navigate swinging blade bridges and boulder hallways, defeat the cave boss, and claim belongings.

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Meet Alderman Gary Hanks, vandalize five royal propaganda posters with Gertie's brush, and clear the tavern cellar.

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Complete town errands, wager gold with Drunk Jim to locate the Debauchery Lodge, and head to the Church of Cheese.

Debauchery and Magic Multiplayer and Co-Op

Adventure solo or with up to 11 friends, as advertised on Steam. Explore shared dungeon runs, gambling, drinking, and reviving fallen teammates.

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Twelve Player Lobbies

Hosted game sessions support up to 12 players in public or password-protected private worlds.

Proximity Voice Chat

In-game directional voice chat transmits audio between nearby wizards using push-to-talk on the V key.

Shared Party Revives

Downed allies enter a timed bleed-out state that gives teammates up to 20 seconds to revive them.

Tabletop Dice Rolls

Opening reward chests rolls a d20 or d12 visible to the entire group to determine individual loot rarity.

Debauchery and Magic Professions

Explore nine announced professions: Alchemy, Brewing, Carpentry, Fishing, Gambling, Herbalism, Mining, Smithing, and Woodcutting. Profession experience bars track progress toward the next level.

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Cauldron Ale Brewing

Combining five gathered monster parts at town cauldrons creates restorative beers with distinct stat modifiers.

Water Node Fishing

Casting rods into rivers and oceans allows players to catch diverse fish species for gold and leaderboards.

Tavern Gold Gambling

Wizards can wager earned coins across blackjack tables, roulette wheels, and slot machines in Pondhawk.

Debauchery and Magic Dungeons and Loot

Explore procedural dungeon layouts, traps, and weapons with randomized properties. Alpha 0.0.70 documents Crypt loot changes and guaranteed weapon and Arcane Core rewards from Dragon kills.

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Procedural Trap Corridors

Caverns generate randomized layouts filled with swinging pendulum blades, spike traps, and rolling boulders.

D20 Reward Chests

Interacting with dungeon chests rolls a 20-sided die to determine whether players receive rare gear or mimics.

Crypt Puzzle Chambers

Progressing through deeper crypts requires coordinating with party members to solve wall rune markings.

Debauchery and Magic Buffs and Debuffs

Drinking and other consumables affect stats, abilities, and combat through buffs, debuffs, and hallucinations. A settings option disables drunk and trip visuals, including camera sway.

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Drunk Screen Wobble

Drinking mugs of ale replenishes health and mana while progressively blurring vision and swaying the camera.

Smoking Regeneration Perks

Equipping pipes and using handheld bongs provides passive health regeneration without impairing steering.

Visual Trip Toggles

Players experiencing motion sickness can disable intoxication filters and camera sway in the settings menu.

How to redeem

  1. Launch the game and open the codes menu.
  2. Type or paste the code exactly as listed.
  3. Confirm to receive the reward.
How to redeem

Frequently Asked Questions

A few useful distinctions before you start.

Debauchery and Magic is scheduled to launch into Steam Early Access in December 2026 for Windows PC. A free playable demo is available on Steam to test early dungeons, professions, and co-op features.

Debauchery and Magic supports online cooperative multiplayer lobbies for up to 12 players per session. Groups share procedural dungeon runs, tabletop dice loot rolls, and built-in proximity voice chat.

Consuming beer restores character health and mana while causing visual blur, camera sway, and movement wobble. Smoking pipes and bongs grants passive health regeneration and stat increases without disorienting player coordination.

Players can ride summoned horses as well as skateboards equipped in their mount inventory slots. Skateboards allow wizards to perform kickflips, pop shove-its, and rail grinds through towns and skate parks.

Where will you start?

Start with a beginner guide, plan your co-op group, or explore professions.