Fit check
Is Dungeons & Treasure VR worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR action players who want escalating roguelike runs
- Small groups seeking cooperative combat for up to four players
- Players who enjoy collecting weapons, buffs, companions, and shields
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fixed, linear campaign may find the endless run structure and procedural environments less suitable.
- Players looking for relaxed pacing may not enjoy the fast action, escalating enemies, traps, and increasingly difficult rooms.
- Players wanting multiplayer save-and-resume support may find the save feature restrictive because saving currently works only in single-player.
Our take on Dungeons & Treasure VR
The game supports cooperative runs for up to four players, but its save-and-exit function currently applies only to single-player. That limits progress continuity for multiplayer sessions, where a run cannot use the same saving workflow.
What is Dungeons & Treasure VR?
A VR roguelike action adventure using voxel visuals and multiplayer play.
Runs move through procedurally generated environments that become more difficult over time, with handcrafted rooms, environment-specific enemies, traps, minor puzzles, and a boss in each area. Defeating a boss opens the next area and grants currency that remains after death for item unlocks. More than 140 items, weapons, buffs, companions, and shields can be obtained, with ranged and melee equipment using different statistics. Drop-in multiplayer supports random games or private lobbies for up to four players, while single-player runs can be saved and resumed from the lobby. Four movement options are available, including teleportation, trackpad movement, and a hybrid mode.
How Dungeons & Treasure VR plays
- 01Procedural Environments
- Runs grow more difficult as they continue, while handcrafted rooms provide fixed spaces within changing environments.
- 02Boss Progression
- Each environment ends with a distinct boss whose defeat opens the following area and awards persistent currency.
- 03Equipment Collection
- The game includes over 140 unlockable items, weapons, buffs, companions, and shields with varied effects and statistics.
- 04Four Movement Modes
- Movement can be changed during a run between teleportation, hand- or head-oriented trackpad movement, and a combined option.
- 05Multiplayer Lobbies
- Players can join random sessions or use a private lobby for cooperative runs with up to four participants.
- 06Persistent Currency
- Currency earned from bosses remains after death and can be spent on unlocking items.
Dungeons & Treasure VR compared to similar games
Dungeons & Treasure VR combines virtual-reality play, procedural environments, boss-gated progression, and more than 140 unlockable items, while Abyssus focuses on multiplayer shooting through hand-crafted levels with weapons that can be refitted using ancient technologies. Unlike Abyssus, Dungeons & Treasure VR also offers single-player runs, four locomotion options, companions, and persistent boss currency.
Dungeons & Treasure VR: platforms & release
Is Dungeons & Treasure VR worth it?
It is worth it if: VR action players who want escalating roguelike runs. Skip it if: players seeking a fixed, linear campaign may find the endless run structure and procedural environments less suitable.
Where can I download Dungeons & Treasure VR?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dungeons & Treasure VR's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dungeons & Treasure VR on?
Windows only.
