Minecraft Dungeons II is the sequel to the 2020 dungeon crawler: the camp on Squid Coast is burned, the villagers need a new home, and a soul corruption is bleeding out of the ground. Explore an interconnected world, dive through rifts into the new Sift dimension, and rebuild your hero around twelve combat slots, four armor pieces and passive talismans. This wiki tracks what Mojang has actually confirmed, and is just as clear about what it has not.
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The pieces of Dungeons II that Mojang named on the record: the world structure, the equipment model, movement, and how loot works. Every claim here traces to the official Minecraft Live presentation or an official store listing.
The full gameplay overview → · What carried over from Dungeons 1 →
Every figure below comes from official store listings and the Minecraft Live presentation. Where a number depends on your store region, the price page breaks it down.
The headline addition: after more than ten years without a new Minecraft dimension, Dungeons II adds one.

Mysterious portals appear across the Overworld. Step through one and you reach The Sift: a glowing, vibrant dimension of ancient stone and lush vegetation that Mojang designed to feel completely different from the Deep Dark and the Nether. The first area you reach is a lush meadow; deeper in, regions like a bone-strewn canyonland called The Carapace take over.
The Sift is saturated with soul energy. Its glowing liquid damages you twice, draining health and soul energy at once, and the dimension's signature threat, the Twisted Warden, is a Warden warped by that same power. Community lore says it wanders where stray souls gather; Mojang has called that speculation, not canon.
The Sift dimension guide → · The Twisted Warden boss fight →
What is confirmed for launch and what is still open, feature by feature. The honest rows are the ones people keep guessing about.
| Feature | Status | What we know |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | Official | September 29, 2026, worldwide. Confirmed by Mojang at the June 2026 Xbox Games Showcase and on every store listing. |
| Price and editions | Official | $29.99 standard, $49.99 Deluxe, included with Game Pass. See <a href=\"price/\">Price</a> and <a href=\"editions/\">Editions</a>. |
| Platforms | Official | PC (Steam, Microsoft Store), Xbox Series X|S, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. See <a href=\"platforms/\">Platforms</a>. |
| The Sift dimension | Official | New dimension with named biomes and soul-energy mechanics. See <a href=\"the-sift/\">The Sift</a>. |
| Sniffer connection to The Sift | Pending | Mojang would neither confirm nor deny it on stream. Treat any claim as rumor. |
| DLC count beyond the first two | Pending | DLC 1 and 2 are dated; how many more depends on performance. See <a href=\"dlc/\">DLC</a>. |
| Campaign length | Pending | No official playtime figure has been published. |
| PC system requirements | Partial | Minimum and recommended specs are circulating via press previews but are not on a first-party page. See <a href=\"system-requirements/\">PC Requirements</a>. |
The full gameplay overview → · The Sift dimension guide → · DLC plans →
Yes. It launched on September 29, 2026 for PC (Steam and Microsoft Store), Xbox Series X|S, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, and it is included with Game Pass from day one.
No. There is no Minecraft 2. Dungeons II is the sequel to Minecraft Dungeons (2020), the dungeon crawler spin-off. The main sandbox game and Dungeons II are separate products that share a universe.
The early codename for Minecraft Dungeons II. The project leaked under that name in March 2025, and Mojang revealed the real title at Minecraft Live in March 2026. The Sift is the new dimension inside the game, not the codename.
No. The story picks up after the first game defeated the Arch-Illager, and returning players will recognize places and systems, but Dungeons II re-explains its world and rebuilds most of its systems from scratch.
No. It is a paid release at $29.99 standard and $49.99 Deluxe. The closest thing to playing for free is a Game Pass subscription, which includes the full game from launch day.
Every page is sourced, labelled and kept current: release details, the Sift dimension, builds, bosses and the full achievement list.
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