Hytale Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Hytale is a game sold as a one-time purchase, not a monthly subscription, even though people often search for its cost the way they would for a service. What you pay depends on which Early Access edition you choose. Each edition is a separate tier, and the higher ones add extra content on top of the lower ones.

The entry price comes from an official Hytale announcement, and the other two edition prices come from Insider Gaming. Both were checked on Oct 14, 2026. Prices and edition contents can change, so confirm them on the official Hytale site before buying.

The official announcement describes an entry edition, called the Starter Edition there and listed as the Standard Edition by other outlets, at $19.99. The Supporter Edition and the Cursebreaker Founder's Edition sit above it.

The labels on the listings tell you these are Early Access editions. That means they describe the game's current early stage of development, and the editions available later may be different.

The three editions are priced in steps, so the question is whether the extras in a higher tier matter to you.

• Standard (Starter) Edition. The lowest price at $19.99. Choose it if you only want to play.
• Supporter Edition. Listed at $34.99. It costs more than the entry edition and is aimed at players who want a bigger package.
• Cursebreaker Founder's Edition. The top tier at $69.99. It suits buyers who want the largest edition.

The sources used here confirm the prices of each tier, not a full breakdown of what every edition contains. Before choosing a higher tier, read the contents list on the official Hytale page, because that list is the authority on what you receive.

A few things can change the amount on your receipt.

• Region. The prices shown here are in US dollars. Other regions may see different pricing.
• Taxes. Sales tax or VAT may be added at checkout depending on where you live.
• Edition changes. The edition list and what each tier includes can be updated by the developer, particularly while a game is in Early Access.
• Payment method and storefront. Check the official purchase page to see which storefronts and payment options are offered.

Nothing in the sources describes a recurring fee for the game itself. The prices in the table are for editions of the game. Hosting a server through a third party, for example, would be a separate cost from a separate company, and this page does not cover it.

Whether you can move from a lower edition to a higher one later, and what that costs, is a question for the official purchase page. The sources used here list edition prices only. If you are buying for someone else, look for a gift option on the official site and check which account the purchase attaches to before you pay.

Check the official Hytale site rather than a reseller listing, and compare the contents of each edition before paying. If you are undecided between two tiers, remember that the gap between them is the price of the extra items, so the cheaper tier is the safer choice when you mainly want the game itself. Prices can be revised, so look again right before checkout.