Dreadmark has a real address now. It's live on Steam and listed as Coming Soon, so you can wishlist it this minute.
This started as a Three.js prototype that was torn down and rebuilt from scratch on July 10th. Since then it has grown two playable classes, a skill and rune system with real teeth, a seasonal ladder players can trust, and a Dark Lord worth being afraid of. Now it has a storefront to put it all behind.
The page shows the game as it is. It's an Early Access game, priced to match, and the screenshots are pulled straight from the build. There are no staged cinematics, and nothing on the page promises more than what's actually true right now. See it for yourself, and wishlist while you're there.
There's a date attached to this too. Dreadmark is running in Steam Next Fest this October (19th to 26th), a week where anyone can download and play a demo slice without buying anything. The next milestone on our end is getting a playable cut of the game, ladder and all, ready for strangers to pick up cold.
Wishlisting costs nothing, and it tells us and Steam's own algorithm that this is worth watching. If you've been reading along since the prototype days, a wishlist turns that following into something Steam can count.