Grim Dawn: Fangs of Asterkarn ships July 23 at 10AM EDT for $18.99
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Grim Dawn: Fangs of Asterkarn launches on July 23 at 10AM EDT on Steam and GOG for $18.99. Crate Entertainment's Steam News post gives players the two details that matter before checkout: the unlock time and the launch price. The Xbox version is delayed and is likely to arrive in August.
The expansion has a clear ownership requirement. According to the Steam store page, Fangs of Asterkarn requires Grim Dawn plus the Ashes of Malmouth and Forgotten Gods expansions. Players who only own the base game need to factor those required DLC purchases into the real entry cost.
Fangs of Asterkarn adds the snowy Asterkarn region, frozen caverns, ancient forests, hot springs, Kurn tribe questlines, hundreds of items, and customizable potions. Steam lists support for single-player, online co-op, LAN co-op, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing. The language list includes Korean and Japanese interface and subtitle support, while English is listed with full audio.
Players who skip the paid expansion still get a patch on the same date. Crate says Grim Dawn's v1.3.0 quality-of-life update ships to all platforms on July 23, including Xbox, whether or not players buy Fangs of Asterkarn.
The player-facing checklist is straightforward: Steam and GOG unlock on July 23 at 10AM EDT, the expansion costs $18.99, Ashes of Malmouth and Forgotten Gods are required, and Xbox players should expect a delay into August. The r/pcgaming thread surfaced the post mainly as a timing and pricing reference for existing Grim Dawn players.
Source: Steam News, r/pcgaming.
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