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Demeo X DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: Battlemarked Rolls Out this November

Games studio Resolution Games and publisher Wizards of the Coas have announced the upcoming release of Demeo x D&D Battlemarked this November 2025. Players have been anxiously anticipating the good news and are already lining up for preorders.

After showing the first campaign, ‘Embers of Chaos,’ for Demeo x DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: Battlemarked at Steam Next Fest, Resolution Games has now shared new details about the second half of the game, which will be released on November 20 for Steam, PlayStation, and Meta Quest.

In this digital fantasy tabletop adventure, players can enjoy D&D in a whole new way.

The second campaign, ‘Crown of Frost,’ will take players to the snowy northern part of the Forgotten Realms for a story full of mystery and battles.

“I’ve always believed D&D’s power lies in its places as much as its protagonists,” said Matt Sernett, Narrative Designer on Battlemarked and former Writer and Game Designer at Wizards of the Coast, with a passion for lore creation.

“Icewind Dale, Ten Towns, Frost Keep: these are not just backdrops, but characters in their own right. Setting a story here, in contrast to our already announced campaign that features settings like Neverwinter Wood and Cragmaw Castle, gives us the ability to deliver two full campaigns at launch that honor the breadth of adventure to be found in the Forgotten Realms.”

What to Expect in the ‘Crown of Frost’ campaign

In the ‘Crown of Frost’ campaign, heroes venture into Icewind Dale, which is on the brink of war. You will encounter dangerous creatures as you travel from Lonelywood to the Spine of the World. Here new partnership will rise as many meet various allies and adversaries along the way.

Here are the key takeaways that you can expect in the new campaign.

  • Icewind Dale is getting ready for war
  • Armies are gathering at Frost Keep, and a Frost Giant has appeared where it shouldn’t be
  • As you travel, you will face danger like dire wolves and other cold-loving enemies
  • On your journey, you’ll meet both allies and enemies, including giants, ravens, goblins, kobolds, slaadi, and more.

Game Summary Profile

  • Release Date: November 20, 2025
  • Platforms: PC, consoles, and XR devices
  • Preorder/Wishlist Status: Players can add the game to their wishlist on Steam and the official site, but no preorder sales figures or statistics have been disclosed.
  • Content at Launch: Two campaigns, Embers of Chaos and Crown of Frost, set in the Forgotten Realms.
  • Gameplay: Cooperative tactical RPG for up to 4 players, blending Demeo’s system with classic D&D classes like paladin, sorcerer, ranger, and rogue

About Resolution Games

Resolution Games is an award-winning studio located in Stockholm, Sweden. The company is recognized for its innovative and popular games, which include Demeo, Game Room, Racket Club, Blaston, Bait!, Acron: Attack of the Squirrels!, and Cook-Out: A Sandwich Tale.

In addition to these acclaimed titles, the studio is preparing for the highly anticipated launch of Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked, scheduled for release in late 2025.

About Wizards of the Coast

Wizards of the Coast is renowned for developing and publishing legendary games that ignite creativity, foster lasting friendships, and cultivate communities of fans worldwide. As a division of Hasbro, one of the leading companies in games, intellectual property, and toys (NASDAQ: HAS). Wizards of the Coast is committed to delivering premium gaming experiences across a range of platforms. These include tabletop games, video games, and various digital platforms.

The company’s portfolio features both new and longstanding brands, with its most famous franchises being MAGIC: THE GATHERING and DUNGEONS & DRAGONS. In addition, Wizards of the Coast draws from Hasbro’s vast collection of thousands of iconic trademarks, further enriching their offerings and ensuring that players continue to enjoy exceptional and engaging experiences.

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