VR Dungeon Knight

this game is a f fraud

it good

This was honestly one of the worst experiences I've had in the VR dungeon diving category of games. Besides the lack of tutorial, the gameplay is just counterintuitive. In order to get the maximum amount of rewards you have to kill the miniboss, however there are other objectives such as killing the dungeon's core. Killing the dungeon's core immediately boots you to the "win" room and the bonus loot area is locked as none of the challenges were completed. Stealth and overall kills are also listed as challenges. The game does not tell you how many enemies you need to kill, nor does it do anything to explain how stealth works. Also, don't think you can go back and choose a different route (of which there are very little to find) because the second you walk through the door it gets locked. Leveling points are in increments of 1 percent and despite the fact that "no class" is plastered on the belt, the way to get a class is to buy them. The first class is 250 gold, you will most likely get your first gold from breaking a box which drops 10 gold. That's 25 boxes that you have to find in order to buy a class which is basically just an armor set. Among the other gripes I have, levelin…

Pico 4 camera rotation doesn't always work, you need to lower the sticker down. Camera blackout is too long when moving between rooms. Feeling like I'm spending more time moving between locations than playing. Low FPS. Good ideas, but the gameplay needs polishing.

Massive potential, but yet another game that feels like a deserved a small team behind it. exceptional combat, repayable dungeons, but I could see it getting repetitive and can't play enough to find out seeing as it's not as fun solo.

Incredible jank, can't play sitting, options reset after changing, can't calibrate height.