Resolution Games puts Campaign III and the Xbox launch on the same day. Sixteen days out, the first story arc closes at $9.99.
Demeo × Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked has a hard date. On September 22, 2026, Resolution Games ships Campaign III: Twilight’s End as a $9.99 premium DLC across Meta Horizon, Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox — the same day the base game arrives on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, and Xbox Handheld. UploadVR flagged the campaign window in August; the studio’s August 20 press release, carried by WebWire and covered by Bleeding Cool, locks the dual beat.
What Twilight’s End actually is
Battlemarked launched with two full campaigns — Embers of Chaos and Crown of Frost. Twilight’s End is the first post-release campaign and, per Resolution, the closer for that running arc. The press copy puts the party across the Silver Marches, Neverwinter Wood, and Icewind Dale as “turmoil and chaos” spread and an enemy threatens to remake existence itself. Spoilers stop there; the studio is clear that the third campaign completes the saga that started in Neverwinter Wood and Frost Keep.
Supporting parties of one to four, Resolution pegs the campaign at roughly six hours of story-driven play for experienced tables, plus optional side quests. Cross-platform co-op stays the pitch: own the campaign and invite friends who already have Battlemarked to join as guests.
Xbox is the other half of September 22
The campaign is not the only product move that day. Battlemarked’s Xbox debut — first teased on the official blog July 28 — lands alongside the DLC. Nintendo Switch 2 and PICO versions of the new campaign follow “shortly after,” according to the August 20 release. Quest, Steam, and PlayStation (including PSVR / PS VR2 paths already in the live build) get Twilight’s End on day one.
Resolution founder and CEO Tommy Palm framed the date as scale, not just content: welcoming Xbox players and shipping the third campaign so more heroes can sit at the same digital table. That is the useful reading for VR owners already in the party — the table gets wider without waiting for a separate Quest patch cycle.
What was already on the road
Twilight’s End is the first full paid campaign after launch, but it is not the first post-launch drop. UploadVR notes prior free updates brought warlock Azruss Drevontir and druid Gruda Razortusk (unlockable via side quests), a holiday side quest, Penny Arcade’s Acquisitions Incorporated as a standalone quest, and more one-shot dungeons pulled from the first two campaigns. The $9.99 price is the premium step for the arc finale, not a sudden paywall on everything that shipped since November.
Sixteen days out, the actionable list is short: wishlist or pre-order where your storefront allows, and treat September 22 as both a DLC day and an Xbox onboarding day. Official hub: battlemarked.com. Studio: Resolution Games.