Minecraft Dungeons II
Brave the Sift. Fight through two worlds.
Official Minecraft Dungeons II release date, platforms, trailers and verified sequel features from Mojang and Minecraft.net.

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What is actually known.
Official sources checked 23 Sept 2026, 08:17.
Mojang's official page names the Sift as the sequel's new setting.
Official copy emphasises team-based dungeon combat and loadout customisation.
Minecraft.net lists hero skins, the Twisted cape and Twisted chicken pet for pre-orders.
The FAQ states Dungeons II does not require finishing the first game first.
The premise, without filling in the blanks.
Mysterious rifts pull adventurers into the Sift, a new dimension where Minecraft Dungeons II sends teams through unexplored lands to stop a threat spanning two worlds.
New enemies and arenas
Official marketing promises fresh missions, foes and combat spaces beyond the first Dungeons.
Loadout experimentation
Players can discover new ways to customise gear and playstyle before the toughest fights.
Cross-platform launch plan
Minecraft.net lists Steam, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and both Switch models for the same release date.
Trailers and gameplay from official channels.
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