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Minecraft Dungeons II is an action RPG dungeon crawler by Mojang Studios and Double Eleven. It serves as a sequel to Minecraft Dungeons. It was released on September 29, 2026. It was revealed on Minecraft Live - March 2026.

Description[]

“	The next chapter of Minecraft Dungeons begins in the fall of 2026! A new threat is descending upon the land. Become a hero and clash with the forces of evil once more!	„
	— The game's description

Purchase and availability[]

The Standard Edition of the game is available for US$29.99 (Can$39.99, €49.99, £24.99, A$44.95, NZ$39.95, S$39.90). It is included with Xbox Game Pass for Console, PC Game Pass, and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

Minecraft Dungeons II: Deluxe Edition also released on September 29, 2026. It is available for US$49.99 (Can$69.99, €49.99, £44.99, A$69.95, NZ$79.95, S$64.90).

The game is available on the following platforms:

Windows 11
Xbox Series X|S
Nintendo Switch
Nintendo Switch 2
PlayStation 5

The game is also playable on Xbox Cloud Gaming (requires Xbox Game Pass Ultimate). For more information, visit the official web page. For a list of compatible devices, visit this page on Xbox Support. For information on how to get Xbox Cloud Gaming on the Steam Deck, visit this page on Microsoft Support. The game supports touch controls on Xbox Cloud Gaming.

There are two different editions of the game:

Standard Edition
Deluxe Edition

Gameplay[]

The game supports up to four players and features various new weapons, items, and mobs in a new dimension called the Sift.^[9]

World[]

Unlike the mission selection approach of the first game, Minecraft Dungeons II features an open, interconnected world. Players can journey across large regions containing settlements, structures, fast-travel hubs, and narrative events, among other points of interest. The world also features caves and forgotten ruins that alter their layouts between visits. So don't stray too far, or you might risk losing your way. If players lose their way, they will be able to teleport to a nearby friend.^[9]

Quests[]

Quests in Minecraft Dungeons II are divided into two categories: main quests and side quests. Players traveling the world will encounter all sorts of mobs and characters in need of a hero. Some quests help unravel the mysteries surrounding the two worlds. Quest may award experience or gear.^[9]

Unlike its predecessor, all quests (except for the Escape From Squid Coast core quest) take place in an interconnected world and cannot be replayed once completed and adds side quests. Like its predecessor however, when playing the game for the first time, the quest will begin at Squid Coast as an introduction to the game.

Gear[]

The number of combat slots in Minecraft Dungeons II is expanded from 6 to 12, and armor has been split up into separate items: helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots. The game also features talisman, a new equipment category that providing passive bonuses and additional build customization. Items have a chance to feature random effects. Projectile-based weapons have unlimited ammunition, which recharges automatically over time.^[9]

Enchantment[]

The enchanting system in Minecraft Dungeons 2 is more flexible than before. Players can find enchantment books containing a unique enchantment, whivh added to a personal library of enchantments that can be used at an enchantsmith to apply an effect on any gear. Enchantments can also be upgraded over time.^[9]

Movement[]

Players now have the ability to jump in this sequel, which isn't just useful for exploration; it can also play a role in combat, allowing players to add extra momentum to attacks and attack from above.^[9]

Mobs[]

In addition to regular mobs, several mobs can spawn in a special state that emits light blue soul particles in a form of soul corrupted mobs.

Development[]

The game refers to as Spicewood in Minecraft.net's media files.

Content[]

The trailer suggests that the main opponents in Minecraft Dungeons II will likely include the deep dark biome and the warden. Pausing the trailer at exactly 13 seconds will reveal a seperate video that has music and a taller version of the warden. The new boss is the twisted warden; it is a slow, but very powerful boss that sucks up souls, creating stronger sonic waves.

The main antagonist of the game is the Illager High Council, comprises of the Prime Enchanter, the Grand Illusioner, and the Supreme Evoker.

The main hub of the game is the Brave Haven, which completely replaced Camp after it was completely destroyed by the illagers in the opening cinematic.

A new dimension is The Sift, which can be accessed via the ancient city portal or dimensional rifts created by the Grand Illusioner's staff. The Sift is home to echo golems and blubs.

Supported languages[]

According to this page:

Languages	Interface	Full Audio	Subtitles
English	Yes	Yes	Yes
French	Yes	Yes	Yes
Italian	Yes	No	Yes
German	Yes	Yes	Yes
Spanish - Spain	Yes	No	Yes
Dutch	Yes	No	Yes
Japanese	Yes	Yes	Yes
Korean	Yes	No	Yes
Polish	Yes	No	Yes
European Portuguese	Yes	No	Yes
Portuguese - Brazil	Yes	Yes	Yes
Russian	Yes	No	Yes
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	Yes
Spain - Latin American	Yes	Yes	Yes
Swedish	Yes	Yes	Yes
Traditional Chinese	Yes	Yes	Yes
Turkish	Yes	No	Yes
Ukrainian	Yes	No	Yes

System requirements[]

According to this page:

Component
	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 11
Architecture	x64
Processor	Intel Core i3‑8100, AMD Ryzen 3 2200G or equivalent	Intel Core i5‑8400, AMD Ryzen 5 2600 or equivalent
Graphics drivers	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050, AMD Radeon RX 560 or equivalent dedicated graphics card with at least 2 GB VRAM	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, AMD Radeon RX 580, with at least 6 GB VRAM or equivalent
DirectX	Version 11
Memory	8 GB RAM	16 GB RAM
Video Memory	2 GB	6 GB