Release date
July 19, 2024
Publisher
Something Awesome Games
New Halloween Level added! Dungeon Adventures immerses you in a thrilling virtual reality experience where you become the hero of your own epic journey. As a first-person dungeon crawler, this VR game transports you into a world filled with dark and mysterious dungeons, treacherous traps, and fearsome monsters.
Dive into a meticulously crafted world where every corner hides secrets and every hallway echoes with the sounds of lurking dangers. The immersive VR environment ensures that you feel every step, every swing of your weapon, and every heartbeat as you navigate through the dungeons.
Designed specifically for Oculus Quest, Dungeon Adventures offers intuitive and responsive controls that make exploring, fighting, and interacting with the environment second nature. Wield your weapons with precision and execute powerful spells with simple gestures.
Test your skills and bravery against a variety of enemies, from cunning goblins to powerful sorcerers. Each dungeon is filled with unique challenges and puzzles that require both brains and brawn to overcome. Personalize your hero with a wide range of armor, weapons, and magical items. Upgrade your gear and abilities to match your playstyle and become the ultimate dungeon explorer.
Experience a variety of dungeon settings, from eerie underground caverns to abandoned castles. Each environment is designed to provide a unique atmosphere and challenge, keeping you on your toes.
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April 26, 2025
Hey Dungeon Adventures fans—your feedback matters, and we’ve been listening! We paused work on our two upcoming adventures to talk with you, and here’s what’s new: Quick Weapon Access Draw your last-used sword, spell, or weapon instantly—no inventory menu needed. Unsheathe and strike those pesky…
September 22, 2024
It has a retro feel and the trailer looked a little dark but I decided to try it anyway because I’m sick of multiplayer games that have no one on them. It was super easy to just jump in and start having fun slashing at monsters and shooting bolts from my crossbow. It had d&d style story about some guy you are trying to find and things lead to you eventually fighting a dragon. I died many times till I figured it out how to beat it. Bad points - menus are a little janky but functional. The first 3 levels are pretty easy but then it starts to get hard. I’d love more spells to use and I’d like to find out what happened to the elf prince. After finishing all 13 levels I wanted more so I hope the developers come out with new quests to play.
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May 2, 2025
Very nice graphics style, feels like I’m in another world! The sound is very atmospheric, and there is a lot of equipment to have fun with. I also love that there are NPCs to meet in game. The level themselves are quite hard but it’s very fun finding the solutions to progress. I hope the game will add more levels in the future!
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January 18, 2025
In the description, it states you can play the game seated you can if you wish to play as a midget. You will be unable to see what's on the tables, but you can see underneath. Despite this, I entered the game, and the wall I spotted the word tutorial. Now, this may be a way to find the settings and an option for playing seated, but try as I may, I could not get into the tutorial. At that point, I gave up and played a different game
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August 31, 2024
Honestly had a lot of fun with this game, easy enough to pick up and fun to play. Really great experience and one of the most underrated VR games I’ve come across. Highly recommend this game earned my 5 stars!
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September 17, 2024
When I discovered Dungeon Adventure on the store I was pretty excited. I'm a huge fan of fantasy, rpg's and the like. Another game of this genre is always going to be a good thing in my book. Sadly, this one just isn't ready yet. Sure, it's early access, but tje level of Polish is way under that in my opinion. I love that you start in a tavern, and that the bar tender tells you the back story to your quest. No other similar games do this. That's original and very cool. However, once you get into the game it just doesn't impress, nor did I find it fun. The menu's are extremely cheap and feel like place holders. But coupled with the flat shaded polygon style of the game, could be considered retro? But then I would advise the developers to promote it as such: A classic styled PC rpg bought into V.R. This would make much more sense and instantly pull the interests of a large group of people. Again, the trailer would need to relay this. Combat and navigation of weapons feels clunky and unintuitive. Weapons have no weight or feel. Very little sound design, the music in the cave sounds like 'Wish you a merry christmas' Turning can be snap or smooth, which is great, but neither worked very well. The snap is too jarring and over sensitive, the smooth made me feel ill and I don't get motion sickness, having been playing V.R for many years. For now for me at least it will have to be a refund, but I'll definitely check back down the road and hope to find a much better experience.
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