Pixel Dungeon VR

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Pixel Dungeon VR is a single player and multiplayer role playing shooter game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Suplife Games and was released on May 27, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

vr dungeon crew game with 4 player co op and a leveling system in it for buffs

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89%

Audience ScoreBased on 177 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

Engaging and fun dungeon crawling experience with satisfying and smooth combat mechanics.
Supports crossplay and multiplayer co-op, making it enjoyable to play with friends.
Well-designed pixel art visual style with varied bosses and weapons, and the game offers good replayability and progression.

Lack of proper private lobby control, often forcing players into public lobbies after runs, leading to mixed or disruptive player interactions.
Technical issues include bugs like invisible enemies, stuck progression, lack of height adjustment causing discomfort, and some clunky UI elements.
Developer communication and update frequency is poor, with missing promised features, questionable content management, and concerns about asset originality.

story
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
64%
18%
The game features little to no story, focusing instead on delivering a classic and enjoyable dungeon crawling experience in VR. Players appreciate its balanced gameplay and accessibility across platforms, but highlight the absence of a deep narrative as a deliberate design choice rather than a drawback.
- “Hope I'm a good part of your story”
- “There's no story, but that's fine.”
- “It is a very basic dungeon crawler, no high end graphics, deep story line, long list of abilities... just a classic dungeon crawler brought to VR.”
- “Here before me a hero or so the story goes”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71%
15%
14%
The gameplay is generally praised for its fun, easy-to-learn mechanics, good progression, and strong animations, with an enjoyable parry system and unique boss fights. However, some players find it lacks depth beyond the initial experience and there are missing features like improved server hosting and browser options. Skins are easily obtainable, enhancing the overall gameplay loop.
- “Decent game with good progression and nice mechanics.”
- “Solid gameplay with an amazing parry system and unique boss fights.”
- “A great start to a fun gameplay loop, though it could benefit from improved server hosting features like a server browser and server naming options.”
- “Falls apart right after you understand the mechanics, so in about 2 hours.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
17%
33%
The game features a stylized and colorful art style with pixel graphics that create an immersive atmosphere despite its simplicity. While not high-end, the graphics effectively complement the classic dungeon crawler gameplay, making for an enjoyable VR experience.
- “Started playing with friends, and I love the art style, as well as the flexibility of combat abilities.”
- “Super fun game with very stylized graphics.”
- “A rather colourful dungeon diver; despite the pixel graphics, the game feels imposing with its large halls and projectiles that come flying at you.”
- “It is a very basic dungeon crawler, no high end graphics, deep story line, long list of abilities... just a classic dungeon crawler brought to VR.”
- “A rather colourful dungeon diver, despite the pixel graphics the game feels imposing with its large halls and projectiles that come flying at you.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users criticize the game's monetization for misleading advertising and unfulfilled promises, especially regarding ads in the main menu of a paid game. The presence of intrusive ads despite assurances to remove them undermines trust and diminishes the overall experience.
- “They also promised in another review that they would 'remove ads from main menu screen in the next patch' - they did not remove the ads as promised, so their word officially means zero.”
- “Would not have left a negative review, but the final straw was the audacity of devs to put ads in the main menu of a 15 euro game.”
- “What are the benefits of advertising 10 player lobbies, when only 4 people can go into a crawl at a time?”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users feel that the music differs significantly from previous versions, lacking the familiar sounds and songs that defined the original experience.
- “I wish it had the same sounds and music. It's not the same game in any way.”
- “It's some sort of song but I'm not typing all that out.”
- “You hear its song singing.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users consistently praise the game for its excellent replayability, highlighting smooth gameplay and a bug-free experience that keeps it engaging and enjoyable over multiple sessions.
- “Extremely smooth with great replayability!”
- “Great game, bug-free, fantastic replayability.”
- “Fun, replayable game so far.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game generally runs smoothly with easy controls and gestures, but optimization is hindered by frustrating over-culling issues that seem more suited for mobile devices rather than gaming PCs. Additionally, limitations related to Quest-specific features and UI bindings detract from the overall experience.
- “Controls and gestures are easy and the game runs smoothly.”
- “Quest binding only in the UI is pretty frustrating already, but having to handle on top of that the stupid over-culling optimization for what's a mobile game on a gaming PC—culling that probably happens because of the non-Quest FOV, and no usage of anything the Quest does have—is really irritating.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game currently suffers from numerous significant stability issues, including game-breaking bugs that block progression and cause visual glitches. Despite its potential and replayability, these stability problems severely impact the overall experience.
- “Great game, bug free, fantastic replayability”
- “The game is very buggy in the 100 minutes I have played so far. I have encountered plenty of game-breaking bugs including being unable to open the final dungeon chest, enemies being invisible and invincible, being locked out of boss rooms and mini-boss rooms, being unable to progress in the 3rd dungeon because an enemy didn't spawn, and tons of visual bugs.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features a notably grind-heavy experience, with repetitive and often frustrating item drops that can feel insulting. Additionally, the multiplayer system is poorly designed for playing with strangers, and certain character aspects contribute to a tedious overall experience.
- “Do not forget the very grindy nature of the game with insulting drops (you hated this bow? Let's have it 3 times this run! Still better than having 3 chests and no key though) and a very poor multiplayer system for playing with strangers.”