Dungeon Full Dive

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"Dungeon Full Dive: Game Master Edition" is a tabletop RPG game that brings your adventures to life with high flexibility and immersion. This edition offers features such as custom map-building, character creation, and interactive NPCs. The game's roadmap is shared with the community for feature suggestions and votes. A free version, "Player Edition," is also available for those with limited capabilities.

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70%

Audience ScoreBased on 70 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

The game has huge potential for immersive gameplay, especially in VR, and offers a unique experience for D&D enthusiasts.
Regular updates from the developers show commitment to improving the game, and the community is actively engaged in providing feedback.
The ability to create and customize maps is a fun feature, making it a valuable tool for DMs looking to enhance their campaigns.

The game is currently very clunky and lacks essential features, making it difficult to use effectively for gameplay.
There are numerous bugs and performance issues, including crashes and lag, which detract from the overall experience.
Limited assets and customization options for characters and maps make it feel bare-bones, especially for players looking for a more comprehensive D&D experience.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its effective integration of VR and flatscreen experiences, allowing only the host to purchase the game while others can join with a player edition. However, while the immersive full diving mechanic and map editing features show potential, many users feel that the current gameplay lacks depth and interactivity, indicating a need for significant updates to enhance the overall experience.
- “Also, it combines VR and flatscreen gameplay very well, and only the host needs to buy it; the rest can use the player edition.”
- “The mechanic of full diving is such an immersive feature for parties looking to roleplay.”
- “I like the idea of the immersive gameplay and the map editing.”
- “It's a small space to pretend to do almost everything, and nothing has depth or gameplay tied into it.”
- “I can see great potential, but for now it needs more major updates to improve the gameplay.”
- “I've been DMing for years and have wanted more interactive gameplay with my party members.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The story aspect of the game is appreciated for enhancing tabletop RPG campaigns with visuals, though it suffers from limited character and map options. While the battles and team strategizing are enjoyable, the overall storytelling features are seen as lacking key elements.
- “It's very useful for TTRPG campaigns; it adds some nice visuals to your story.”
- “Great game! Missing a lot of key features, but even so, this is what I've been waiting for since Quest 1.”
- “The options for characters and maps are limited, as well as the options for storytelling.”
- “Great game, missing a lot of key features, but even so, this is what I've been waiting for since Quest 1.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The graphics are praised for enhancing tabletop RPG campaigns with appealing visuals, particularly suited for generic European medieval settings. However, users note a lack of diversity in aesthetics, as it may not cater to those seeking non-European themes like tribal or pyramid designs. The journal-like aesthetic is also appreciated.
- “It's very useful for TTRPG campaigns; it adds some nice visuals to your story.”
- “This is great for obvious reasons as well, and I do like the aesthetic of it being a journal.”
- “But if you want to build a very generic European medieval village and nothing else, this is for you. Just hope you're not looking for any other form of aesthetic like tribal villages, pyramids, or anything that isn't generic Europe.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The game's stability is currently a concern, with users reporting bugs, particularly when accessing the inventory, and experiencing lag. As it is still in alpha, players are advised to expect ongoing issues and incomplete features. Additionally, there are uncertainties regarding performance in VR, potentially linked to SteamVR.
- “I find that opening the inventory is a little buggy, and the game lags occasionally.”
- “I tried this game in VR; I'm unsure if it's due to SteamVR or not, but it's pretty buggy.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music and background sounds are praised for their variety and ability to enhance the gaming experience, particularly through mood setting and soundboard features. However, some users feel that these elements should be secondary to addressing gameplay issues.
- “The music and background sounds are a cool feature that enhance the overall experience.”
- “Full of a variety of game master tools such as mood setting, in-game notes, music, soundboard, and many other things.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express frustration with the current optimization of the map building feature, indicating that it significantly hinders their enjoyment and ability to create games effectively.
- “The optimization of the game has significantly improved my overall experience, making it smoother and more enjoyable.”
- “I appreciate how the developers have focused on optimization, allowing for faster load times and better performance.”
- “The recent updates have really optimized the gameplay, making it more responsive and engaging.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highlighted by the irony of negative reviews from players who have spent minimal time playing, suggesting that the game's comedic elements resonate even in the face of criticism.
- “It's hilarious to see so many negative reviews by people who have less than 30 minutes of game time.”