SportsFit check
Is Dungeonball worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy first-person action with physical throwing and blocking
- Fans of roguelike runs who want changing dungeon layouts
- Players seeking a short dungeon-crawling game with escalating difficulty
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a long campaign rather than about 1 hour of gameplay
- Players who prefer fixed levels or predictable combat over procedurally changing dungeons
- Players seeking a traditional sports game instead of fantasy dungeon combat
Our take on Dungeonball
The defining choice is treating dodgeball as first-person dungeon combat: hands handle attacks, defense, keys, and potions, while throwable slimes add physical interactions to each run.
What is Dungeonball?
Dungeonball combines first-person play with dodgeball combat in procedurally generated dungeons.
Players use their hands to throw with force, block incoming attacks, carry keys, and hold potions for later use. Combat uses physics and can produce unexpected interactions, including picking up slimes and hurling them into walls. Dungeon levels become increasingly difficult as the run continues, making progress a question of how deep into the dungeon a player can get. The game offers about 1 hour of gameplay and uses a roguelike structure, with each run moving through generated environments rather than a fixed dungeon layout.
How Dungeonball plays
- 01Hand-Based Combat
- Throws, blocks, key carrying, and potion handling all use the player's hands.
- 02Generated Dungeons
- Dungeon layouts are created procedurally and become harder as the run advances.
- 03Physics Interactions
- Slimes can be picked up and launched into walls during combat.
Games like Dungeonball
Sports
SportsFacing
ZzweiFor:VR players who want online sword duels instead of a solo-focused gameSkip if:Players seeking a substantial single-player campaign or extensive solo content
SportsDOG GONE GOLFING
Vagabond DogFor:Arcade golf fans who want procedurally generated courses instead of fixed layoutsSkip if:Players seeking a traditional golf simulation with realistic clubs, courses, or rules
SportsDr. Tacocat
Ok_kernFor:Casual players seeking skateboarding runs that fit into 10–20 minute sessionsSkip if:Players seeking a campaign, unlock tree, or long-term character progressionPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Dungeonball: platforms & release
Is Dungeonball worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy first-person action with physical throwing and blocking. Skip it if: players looking for a long campaign rather than about 1 hour of gameplay.
Where can I download Dungeonball?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dungeonball's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dungeonball on?
Windows and macOS.
