Welcome to a vast, social sandbox MMO inspired by the legends of the medieval era. Here, myths are real, ghosts exist, and magic is unquestioned. Join thousands of players as you explore the land, build your home, forge your reputation, and craft your own stories. What world will you make?
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Every market we collect.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 691/day in the week to Jul 17 → 4.86/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,402 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Begin your adventure into the world of Pax Dei. Use the public crafting stations to build your first tools and gear. Explore the wilds, battle enemies for Gold and loot, and trade, or fight, with other players. Accumulate Grace to perform Miracles and claim your own Plot of land inside the game. Welcome to our world.
Includes:
Game access
2x Character Slots
1 Plot Token*
1 month of Premium Status**
*Use Plot Tokens to claim or extend ownership of a plot of land for one month.
** +50 % Grace from Daily Login, +50 % Grace from Gold Offerings, and +50 % XP boost.
Everything essential for enjoying the world of Pax Dei is included in the Base Game. For those seeking to enhance their journey, our in-game shop offers a choice of Membership plans, unlocking VIP benefits to elevate your experience. The choice is yours.
A Membership is not required to play Pax Dei. Additional fees apply. For more details, visit our official website (playpaxdei) — the link is on the right of this page.
Welcome to a vast, social sandbox MMO inspired by the legends of the medieval era. Here, myths are real, ghosts exist, and magic is unquestioned. In this immense, open-world playground, you choose the role you want to play. Immerse yourself along with thousands of other players as you explore the land, build your home, forge your reputation, and craft your own stories.
Travel in the relative safety of the Heartlands and find the perfect plot of land on which to build your home. Protected by the grace of the Divine, your village is a safe harbor where your Clan can grow and prosper.
Everything in this world is produced by the players' hands and skills. Your village needs clothes, walls, food, flowers, and prayers. Your Clan, weapons, and armor. Others require tools, materials, or mysterious reagents. It’s easy to find your place and play your part in this breathing world.
Adventure awaits as you set foot into the Wilderness. Here, you’ll battle evil beings, uncover mysteries of an ancient and wondrous past, and square off against rival Clans as you struggle for power, position, and resources.
A word of warning: The further you journey from home, the stranger and more dangerous this world becomes. The glory, bounty, and secrets you bring back will enrich your entire Clan. How much challenge are you willing to accept? That’s for you to decide.
Skinning a basilisk, choosing between war and peace, picking flowers: it all matters. In a fully player-driven world, all play styles connect and complement each other. Join the community and be part of the stories about to take shape.
Enter a medieval fantasy world inspired by medieval myths and shaped by social bonds, sandbox freedom, and the persistent world of an MMO.
We’re constantly expanding the game both in terms of content and systems.
Here is a snapshot of what’s currently available for our players to enjoy.
Explore a vast world - Covering around 300km² (116 mi²), the lands stretch across five Provinces and offer 40 unique home valleys for you to settle.
Harvest and craft away - Everything in the game is made by players. Travel across different biomes, harvest dozens of resources, and unlock hundreds of recipes already available!
Build your home - Place your plot and claim a corner of the world to yourself. With dozens of building pieces to work with, the only limit to creating the home of your dreams is your imagination… and our structural integrity system.
The tools of the trade - Set up a market stall on your plot to showcase goods, crafted items, or rare resources. Use the gold you bring back from your adventures to trade with other players.
Call the Divine's favor - Spend Grace to perform Miracles providing you with powerful--or practical--abilities and bonuses.
United we stand - Form a Clan to pool resources, combine plots, build an entire village--or a massive fortress! You’ll need friends and allies to storm dungeons or clash with other Clans.
Discord-powered chat system - Link your Discord account and keep the conversation going even outside the game. ‘want to check what your Pax Dei friends are up to? Just open Discord, et voilà!
Craft your own role - With hundreds of items for mixing and matching and skills to master, you will have no lack of choices in deciding your own play style.
It is dangerous to go alone - Mysterious ruins and hidden dungeons filled with treasures await… guarded by merciless foes. Don’t wander away from home without a party and the proper equipment.
Welcome to fight club - Divine peace holds no sway in Lyonesse. This contested zone offers valuable resources, but at a cost. Full PvP rules apply, with no safety beyond those you can trust. Enter wisely: here, death carries consequences.
More to come - Our team is hard at work fixing, polishing, and expanding the game. Join our Discord server to follow our progress!
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Reviews
plot decay is a no for me. invest hours into building a plot only to have it disappear. Can't get on the game all the time. This is a game killer for me. Going to uninstall this one and never look back. It had promise. Really disappointed. I even overlooked the insane crafting system requiring you to grind crafting for days to do anything at all. This is the nail in the coffin for me. Goodbye.
Update: After 20 hours in R46, I have revised my review to recommended. I don't think this game is for everyone, but I would have to say it is the best sandbox MMORPG at the moment. Despite the many many problems, Mainframe seems to be making forward progress. It is slow going but nonetheless moving in the right direction. It is one step back, two steps forward. R46 performance is improved and the spawn issues seem to be under control. I have not done dungeons yet this release so I cannot speak to the aggro fix. For R46, I would recommend this game if you like group content, grinding, rabbit hole level crafting, and if you are OK with zero game provided quest, vendor, lore, or theme park content. I actually like this exact type of game and there is a light at the end of the tunnel for proper implementation. Here is a game I want so badly to love. It is a good concept and exactly the type of MMORPG I was waiting for. It ticks all the boxes; sandbox, pvp, player housing, classless, open world, grindy. Ultimately, It's a functioning proof of concept released as a full game. Here is what bothers me. First and worse is the mechanics. The game feels so sluggish and responsive. It is some of the worst combat I have ever experienced in an MMO. I feel like I am nudging my character along to take action. the hits land perceptively long after the keystrokes/mouse clicks and even the animations. Everything just seems really out of sync. Other MMOs have this issue but Pax Dei suffers greatly from this. Second is the crafting grind. I like a good grind. Unfortunately, this is a repetitive and unrewarding grind. Hours and hours of mining and chopping to craft the same parts/items over and over for weeks on end just to move up a level or two. In order to craft special more powerful items you need reagents so rare they aren't even on offer in any player shop or in a company stockpile. I totally respect having a system that gets exponentially harder and rewards hours of effort, but its just so punishing. after 200 hours of mostly gather/craft grinding and focusing on only 2 types of crafting, I still cannot craft items for mid-level PVE content. The other issue I have with crafting in this game is that it becomes orders of magnitude less grindy with occasional updates, rendering my hours and hours of effort meaningless. This is after multiple years of early access and months after full release. Third is the inventory. This is one of those games where half of the time is spent managing miserly grids of inventories or running vast distances to unload your items. I get what they are going for with trying to be realistic with resource locality. However, the limit it number of stacks of items rather than weight or bulk. I can carry an acre dense forest of fallen timber in my backpack but only a few hundred flax seeds, for example. I spent whole hours long sessions just managing stacks of items in my house, just to prepare to craft. I like the idea that inventory should take some effort and planning, and that not all resources should be freely available every where at all times. This is just not fun the way it is currently. Fourth is the building system. This is actually the best feature of game. My complaints here are related to the inventory and the snapping system. It would be nice to just build and not have to juggle inventory and have materials pile up on the floor or in mid air when doing tear downs. The snapping system is one of those where you have to have your mouse on an exact pixel to get the position right in many cases. It can be maddening. Fifth is group content. I like group content and am willing to use discord and deal with profanity and other uncouth expressions and be on a microphone and be accountable to the group when doing PvP or difficult content. I was in two different companies that were active in my time in this game. The problem with group content is multifaceted. For one thing, the max group size is 6. If not everyone in your group is leveled and geared properly, for most content, you need all 6 players. If you have more than 6 people that want to group then the parties are forced to compete for xp and loot since parties can not share (at least at the time of writing). This makes its so that you need exactly 6 people online at the same time with empty inventories, with the correct and corresponding gear, and in the same location. From the time someone says, “let’s do a dungeon” or “let’s do a camp”, to gaining xp, looting and having a fun time, is at least an hour. People need to stop what they are working on, drop of their inventories, find the gear, decide who is doing what role (if you happen to have people leveled in more than one role), add everyone to the party, then either run or have everyone spend in game currency to fast travel to the location (which is not marked on the map if its a dungeon). Now the good things. The game is gorgeous. It looks amazing. You do need a really decent rig to be able to enjoy this. On a low end rig it looks pretty good, but nothing like how it could. Even though I consider this a Pay to Win game, as long as you can afford premium, it’s pretty fair. No loot boxes, or cash shop, or payed powerups. To be clear, you NEED to have premium to play the game for the XP boost and fast travel currency. As grindy as this game is it would sadomasochistic to play the game with out premium. Pax Dei has potential. I will check in after a year and check the progress. Good luck!
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Polish**languages with full audio support
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A friend bought this for me so I feel bad giving a negative review. But there is no taking a break with this game. You can't go play something else and then come back. Yes you get a plot for free, but the requirements to get enough of the currency to keep your free plot means you will be playing this almost every day for the 30 days of your plot life. I could get past the AFK crafting, the upgraded tools that actually work slower than your old tools, etc but its the fact you cant leave the game alone. I know because I didnt continue to fork over my wallet, my 30 hours I sunk into my base is just all gone. Even if I had continued to play casually I wouldve lost everything. If I wanted to restart everytime I wanted to play another game, Id choose a game that has server wipes that don't charge you for them. TL:DR If you dont play this game every day, work life or not, you will lose everything you worked for every 30 days. And that alone makes the game hard to come back to, knowing all your hard work is gone because you didnt pay.
Pax Dei ist eine MMO-Aufbausimulation, die richtig viel richtig macht. Die Spielwelt ist abwechslungsreich, stimmungsvoll und lädt zum Erkunden und Bauen ein – da verliert man schon mal freiwillig die Zeit. Das Sammeln von Ressourcen kann zwar gelegentlich etwas grindlastig werden, macht dank der motivierenden Spielmechanik aber trotzdem Spaß. Der einzige echte Wermutstropfen ist das Echtgeld-♥♥♥. Würde dieses durch ein faires, nicht zu grindiges InGame-Modell ersetzt werden, wäre Pax Dei für mich nahezu perfekt. Bis dahin: absolut geniales Spiel mit viel Potenzial – und ein paar Bäumen, die ich inzwischen persönlich kenne.
PLEASE just give us more resources per gather. and stop making games a job. I want to have fun. make games fun again.
Wo fange ich da an ... Rezension nach fast 500 Stunden. Solo ist es zwar Spielbar aber es dauert halt alles länger, logischerweise. Kann man nun gut oder schlecht finden. Einerseits will man seinen Progress machen, andererseits will man aber nicht, dass sich ein Videospiel wie ein Job anfühlt, wo du mindestens Summe X an Zeit investieren musst, damit sich die Fortschrittsbalken überhaupt mal bewegen. Das Spiel ist halt ein Social-Sandbox-MMO, wobei man hier ganz klar sagen muss, dass es kein MMO im klassischem Sinn ist. Also wer ein MMO mit NPC, Quests und einer Intensiven Story erwartet, sollte lieber die Finger von dem Spiel lassen. Hier liegt der Soziale Aspekt im Fokus. Für Roleplayer dürfte das Spiel recht interessant werden, da einem das Spiel dazu auch einiges an Möglichkeiten bietet - inkl. Roleplay Server. Zum Thema Monetarisierung, was sehr viele Supporter verärgert hat: Ja. Man KANN ein ♥♥♥ abschließen, müsste man langfristig aber nicht unbedingt, da es die Möglichkeit gibt, sein Plot auch mit Ingame Währung "Grace/Gnade" zu "bezahlen", die man für das tägliche Einloggen bekommt oder mit erspieltem Gold (durch Handel oder NPC töten) kaufen kann zu erhalten. Wenn man ohnehin Solo spielen möchte, würde man auch mit einem Plot auskommen, wenn man sich damit abfinden kann, nicht jeden Beruf zu leveln. (dafür fehlt am Ende einfach der Platz auf dem Plot für die nötigen Werkbänke) Preislich finde ich es persönlich absolut Human gehalten. 1 Plot + *Premium Konto kosten 6,99€ pro Monat, ein einzelnes Plot Token liegt bei 4,99€ pro Monat. Ich verstehe, dass die "Gründer" Sauer sind, dass sie für das Spiel im Early Access bis zu 100€ (für die maximal menge von 4 Plots + ein paar Kosmetischen kram damals) bezahlt haben und mit ihren gekauften Plots quasi nur ein Monat Arbeiten konnten (oder 1 Plot, 3 weitere Monate verlängern konnten) Ich war auch einer davon aber im nachhinein denke ich mir, so habe ich dieses Projekt Unterstützt und es wird fleißig weiter dran gearbeitet, auch wenn sich einige Spieler gerne mehr Content wünschen anstatt vorhandene Systeme zu überarbeiten/verbessern. Kurzum: Für 30€ macht man Grundsätzlich nichts falsch mit dem Spiel, wenn man sich bewusst ist, dass kein Spiel für "kurz mal zwischendurch" ist. *Premium Konto bietet dem Spieler eine kleine Menge Zusatz Erfahrung beim Farmen, Berufe Leveln, mehr Gnade beim täglichen Login...
Strasznie męcząca gra. Niby można budować, niby można rozwijać swoje miejsce zamieszkania i ... nic poza tym. Ciągle to samo, idź, zbierz, przerób, zabij. Bez perspektyw na dalszy rozwój. P.S. Te filmiki "zapowiadające" grę nie mają nic wspólnego z ta grą. Nie tak to wygląda jak na na nich pokazano. Pozdrawiam
Pax Dei review – A beautiful but empty grindfest Pax Dei is one of those games that immediately impresses you visually. The world looks great, the atmosphere is charming, and the medieval aesthetic is genuinely well done. But once you get past the surface, the experience starts to fall apart. The biggest issue is the grind. Everything takes far too long, from gathering basic materials to progressing your village. It’s not the satisfying kind of grind either, just repetitive, slow, and not particularly rewarding. After a few hours, it stops feeling like a sandbox and starts feeling like a chore list. Then there’s the player population, or rather, the lack of it. For two days straight, I walked into a village that looked like it should be bustling with life, and found nothing. Empty buildings, no players, no activity. It genuinely felt like a ghost town, In a game built around community and cooperation, that’s a pretty big red flag. And the subscription for the plot? On a buy‑to‑play game, it feels unnecessary. You already pay to get in, and then you’re asked to pay again just to maintain your land (Unless you farm even more grace to use the plot). It’s not a great look, especially when the world itself feels deserted. To make matters worse, at the time of writing there are only 879 players worldwide. With multiple servers split across each region, you can imagine how fragmented the population is. No wonder entire villages feel abandoned. And I presume the developers will shut down the remaining servers once the playerbase dips even more. With numbers already this low, it’s hard to see them maintaining so many empty shards. Overall, Pax Dei has potential and definitely looks nice, but right now it’s held back by excessive grind, empty servers, and questionable monetization. In its current state, it’s hard to recommend.
Graphics : 9/10 Landscape design: 8/10 Grind: 1001/10 Gameplay: 7/10 Lore: What is Lore?... Baby don't hurt me. Guild system: 6/10 Economy: You need an ecosystem so to build an economy and Pax Dei lacks exactly that. Could be one of the best MMOrpg of the last 5 years. Still a lot to deliver, hope it will. Recommending it, just to add myself to the other voices hoping this game will get the support it deserves.
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