Gothic 1 Remake

Gothic 1 Remake

Jun 5, 2026Alkimia Interactive
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Gothic 1 Remake is an action role-playing game set in a third-person perspective within a fantasy open world. It is a remake of the 2001 game Gothic, developed by Alkimia Interactive using Unreal Engine 5. The player controls a nameless prisoner sent into the Valley of Mines, a penal colony surrounded by a magical barrier. The game features NPC routines, faction-based quest paths, and a progression system where the player starts with no skills and must learn them from trainers. Navigation is done without a minimap, and the game world is 10 to 30 percent larger than the original, with expanded chapters and additional quest content. It is listed under the Adventure and Role-playing (RPG) genres, and it released in 2026.

Our guides for Gothic 1 Remake cover walkthroughs and quests, collectibles and locations, and builds and loadouts. They are written for players working through the colony, whether you are joining a faction, solving a quest, or looking for a specific item.

The walkthroughs and quests guides cover faction and quest steps, including how to join the Old Camp through the Casting Shadows quest, the lockpicking test in "A Ring for Fingers," Snaf's Recipe Quest and where to find Bugmeats and Hellcaps, and where to find Cor Kalom's Recipe. The collectibles and locations guides cover how to get the map from Graham, including his location and cost, where to find Obsidian and how to use it, every free bed location and how the sleep system works, and how to get rid of Mud, including the Mud Freak achievement and why you should exhaust his dialogue first. The builds and loadouts guide covers how to get a weapon and arm yourself in the colony.

Some of these guides are based on preview builds and the original game, and they note that locations and stats may change in the final release. Check in-game for updates.

If you are new to the game, start with the "Start here" guides below.

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  1. Gothic 1 Remake Obsidian Locations: Where to Find and How to Use the Rare Crafting Material

    Based on preview build and original game mechanics. Final game details may change upon release. In the brutal, unforgiving world of Khorinis, your weapon is your best friend. And if you want the...

  2. How to Get Rid of Mud in Gothic 1 Remake: Every Method, the Mud Freak Achievement, and Why You Should Exhaust His Dialogue First

    Mud is back. The most annoying NPC in Gothic history returns in the 2026 remake with the same single-minded purpose: to follow you everywhere, jabber incessantly, and provide absolutely zero gameplay...

  3. Gothic 1 Remake: How to Join the Old Camp - Complete Casting Shadows Quest Guide

    The Old Camp is the first faction you encounter in the Gothic 1 Remake , and its iron grip on the colony's ore trade makes it an attractive home for any aspiring warrior. But earning a place among...

  4. How to Complete "A Ring for Fingers" in Gothic 1 Remake - Lockpicking Guide & Walkthrough

    Joining the Old Camp as a Shadow in Gothic 1 Remake requires earning votes from seven key figures, and none is more frustrating than the lockpicking test from Fingers. A Ring for Fingers sounds...

  5. Where To Find Cor Kalom’s Recipe in Gothic 1 Remake - The Cult’s Recipe Quest Guide

    Note: A video demonstration of the lockpicking process is available online, but the precise steps above are sufficient to solve the puzzle. Securing Your Place in the Old Camp The Cult’s Recipe quest...

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Gothic 1 Remake is an action role-playing game set in a third-person perspective within a fantasy open world. It is a remake of the 2001 game Gothic, developed by Alkimia Interactive using Unreal Engine 5. The player controls a nameless prisoner sent into the Valley of Mines, a penal colony surrounded by a magical barrier. The game features NPC routines, faction-based quest paths, and a progression system where the player starts with no skills and must learn them from trainers. Navigation is done without a minimap, and the game world is 10 to 30 percent larger than the original, with expanded chapters and additional quest content. Combat and skill systems are based on the original game's design.