TaVRn's Takedown - Naheulbeuk

TaVRn's Takedown - Naheulbeuk

VR STUDIO LDLC · 2026 · Physics, Beat 'em up, VR, Comedy, Fantasy

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About TaVRn's Takedown - Naheulbeuk

In TaVRn's Takedown, you physically throw punches, block hits with your forearms, grab enemies, hurl furniture, and duck under incoming mugs in full room-scale VR. The physics engine means no two fights play out the same way. A stool is a weapon. A table is a shield. That goblin in the corner is about to have a very bad evening. After every run, drink magical brews to unlock new abilities: stone fists, telekinesis,.. Watch them clash. Figure out halfway through a fight that your last three power choices were a terrible idea. Adapt. Improvise. Win anyway.The runs are short. The learning curve is a wall you punch through. Expect absurd humor, spicy dialogue, some hidden references, and cult voice talent from Baldur's Gate 3 and Kingdome Come (Tim Downie, Tracy Wiles, Andrew Wincott, Luke Dale, Corin Nemec, Terrence Stone and more). Created in 2001 by John Lang, Le Donjon de Naheulbeuk is a cult French comedy franchise that's been skewering fantasy RPG tropes for over 20 years, expanding into comics, novels, video games, and a Celtic-metal band. TaVRn's Takedown is the first VR game set in this universe.You don't need to know the lore to enjoy the brawl. The humor is universal. The chaos speaks for itself.

What you're getting

  • Multiple taverns, multiple bosses, a complete arc you'll want to run again differently
  • Full English voice acting with an all-star cast
  • Physics-based combat built for room-scale VR
  • Absurd humor with dark comedy, spicy dialogue, and hidden references throughout
  • Compatible with Meta Quest family, Valve Index, Vive, Vive Pro, Oculus Rift/Rift S

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Mar 27, 2026
Straightforward, chaotic, absurd fun. Smacking orcs in the head with pairs of bar stools, beating down goblins with tankards, and the occasional hammer blow to knock thugs into the ceiling. All very satisfying, all very fun, looking forward to exploring more of the world, and maybe getting a drink or two.
13 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 30, 2026
Fun but on the shorter side
5 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 26, 2026
First !
4 found this helpful
Not recommended Apr 19, 2026
A cheap and ugly Quest port - and controls are very mediocre too. No graphics options and only snap turning. Extremely low-end textures and polygon levels - pure phone VR. That said, the dynamic shadows do look nice. Very repetitive gameplay - and the 2D tutorial was just so incredibly bad. You can run the game on a potato though - I have no issues using Index res 500% with an RTX 3090 - that's 45 million pixels per frame combining both eyes - but phone VR never demanded much. Rating 1.5/5 - edit: my 14-year-old son does like the game, so I'm keeping the game, but for VR enthusiast I cannot recommed this game.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 1, 2026
I'm having a great time with the game so far. I was expecting more of a basic VR beat em up like Path of the Warrior, but there is a bit more going on that helps the game have some depth. Each stage has a power-up at the start that changes things up quite a bit. There is also gear that can be equipped. This can give bonuses like reduced cooldown on dash or higher weapon damage. My only ask for the devs... I wish the smooth turning speed was slightly quicker. It is a little slower than I'd prefer even at max sensitivity. I have a limited amount of space when I'm on PCVR and prefer not to physically turn too much when playing (gotta avoid smacking stuff).
3 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 14, 2026
Plays pretty well. Gonna jump back in pretty soon. I will say all beat em ups VR or not should have co-op. It's just better that way
1 found this helpful

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