Dungeons & Treasure VR

Dungeons & Treasure VR is a voxel-art roguelike for virtual reality. You explore procedurally generated environments that become harder the longer you play, defeat each area's boss to reach the next area, and unlock items, weapons and companions. Areas are made up of handcrafted rooms.

Environments and enemies

Each environment has a unique boss. Defeating it takes you to the next area and awards a special currency that persists after death and can be spent to unlock items. Each level has 6–8 unique, environment-specific enemies with their own abilities. As a run continues, enemies grow stronger, harder rooms and traps are added, and enemies can eventually gain more than one ability.

You may also find hidden rooms that can harm you or contain a special reward, along with traps that can hit from any angle. Waypoints let you teleport to other waypoints you have discovered and reveal more of the map. Looking down brings up a minimap showing information such as dropped items and discovered tiles, which are marked in grey.

Items and companions

The game has over 140 items to unlock, including ranged and melee weapons, buffs, companions and shields. Active items have effects that you activate yourself; weapons and shields have different stats. Buffs are passive upgrades that can be stacked without limit, while companions help in battle by attacking enemies or passively casting curses and buffs.

During a run, you can also find a shopkeeper who sells a limited selection of items, including locked items. You buy them with gold found during the run, but this regular gold does not persist after death.

Multiplayer and solo play

You can play alone or use drop-in multiplayer to join a random game with up to four players. Alternatively, create a private game through the lobby terminal: players who enter the same game name and join a multiplayer game share the same playthrough. Private lobbies let you invite friends.

Saving and movement

Save and exit is available at any time, returning you to the lobby, where you can choose to continue. Each time you continue, the save file is replaced, so dying means you cannot continue from that save. Saving is currently available only in single-player.

The game offers four locomotion types: teleport, trackpad movement oriented by hand or head, and Walk-to-Point, which combines teleport and trackpad movement. You can change locomotion in the lobby or during a game.