Mistfall Hunter Game Data: Characters, Items, Special Modes & Demo

Six confirmed classes at launch: Mercenary, Sorcerer, Blackarrow, Shadowstrix, Seer, and Withered Knight.

A melee bruiser built around shield, hammer, and defensive counter windows.

A ranged arcane class focused on burst spellcasting and area damage.

A ranged precision class built around bow-based damage and positioning.

A stealth and burst class using daggers and short-range ambush tools.

The support class, focused on healing and crowd control for a squad.

A heavy melee class built around parries and sustained aggression.

Yes — each of the six classes has two weapon stances rather than one fixed kit.

An all-new Polearm & Shield weapon stance, confirmed to ship on day one rather than a later patch.

Seer’s Mace Shapeshift, which was the dominant solo pick during the beta, received the heaviest nerf of any class change.

The build system is described as combining skills, talents, and affixes rather than a single traditional talent tree; exact structure needs launch-build verification.

Gear modifiers that push a build toward burst, survival, cooldown recovery, control, or support; exact live values still need testing.

Crafting is expected to involve banking resources and following recipes; exact recipes and costs have not been published in detail.

A resource players harvest across zones, tied to the game’s core story and progression — confirmed directly on the official Steam store page.

The mysterious character, confirmed on the official store page, who revives the player as a Gyldhunter at the start of the story.

The overarching lore concept the story is built around — the player’s goal is to help mend it after the gods have fallen.

The term for the player character — someone revived by Dew to fight through the Gyldenmist and recover Gyldenblood.

The corrupting mist that has consumed the world in Mistfall Hunter’s setting, central to both the lore and the extraction danger.

Bellring Games, with Skystone Games as publisher.

Skystone Games, the publisher, was co-founded by David Brevik, a co-creator of the original Diablo.

Season 1 is called Soul Hunt, and it ships with a free Battle Pass (named Slumbering Contract) from day one.

Bellring has stated seasons run roughly three to four months, with seasonal progression wipes between them.

Yes — Season 1 (Soul Hunt) ships with a completely free Battle Pass called Slumbering Contract, not a paid season pass.

The premium in-game currency, used to purchase cosmetic items; the Deluxe Edition includes 2,500 Fate Coins.

Bellring states there are no pay-to-win mechanics and no paid stat boosts; the confirmed shop pattern so far is cosmetic-only.

Special-event cosmetics from the June 2026 open beta carried over automatically to the same account at launch, confirmed working with no code needed.

No — only special-event cosmetics carried over; regular gameplay progression from the beta was wiped.

The creature tied to obtaining the Soul of Return, the key extraction objective in a run.

The item that opens or enables a way home during a run — the central extraction objective.

You lose everything you were carrying that run if you have not already extracted it.

Drop in, fight AI enemies and other players, loot, and then extract via the Soul of Return before you die or run out of time.

It means players fight both AI-controlled monsters and rival human players in the same shared space.

Yes — beta and demo coverage consistently describes deliberate, Souls-like combat pacing with stamina management.

Combat is built around stamina, blocking, dodging, and class-specific tools rather than long fixed combo strings.

The game uses aiming without a hard lock-on system, closer to third-person action games than traditional lock-on Soulslikes.

Not officially detailed in specifics; general combat relies on positioning and stamina rather than confirmed weak-point mechanics.

Third-person.

Yes — weapon swaps let you shift between a class’s two stances mid-fight.

Yes — blocking, dodging, and stamina management directly protect the loot you are trying to extract.

PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5.

No — it targets Xbox Series X|S, not the older Xbox One generation.

Yes, confirmed at launch.

Yes, confirmed at launch.

Yes, it is available on Steam for PC.

Yes — it is available on Xbox Game Pass from day one.

Not confirmed; check the current Steam listing for supported operating systems.

No — confirmed platforms are PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5 only.

Not separately confirmed as of this writing; check the Xbox store listing directly.

Steam lists 10 supported languages: English (full audio) plus Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Russian, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.

A third-person, dark fantasy PvPvE extraction ARPG blending Souls-like combat with high-stakes looting and extraction.