Dungeon Escape VR Reviews

Decent, but it does get bugged a good amount where you have to reset the things in the room. I do appreciate that you do not have to complete every puzzle to exit because my controllers were NOT having it on the ball and loop game.

For the price, and definately so during sales, this escape room simulator is quite nice. After beating the normal difficulty in about 30 minutes, the hard one wasn't much of a challenge and actually went faster for me. I read another review before purchasing this, that said the puzzles and difficulty felt "fair", and I can whole-heartedly agree - at no point did I feel the game was punishingly hard for no reason, although some of the skill-based challenges did take quite a lot of tries before I cleared them on the hard difficulty.

It's a short and nice game, especially for the discounted price of less then 1€. There is basically one room you can play in easy and hard mode, where in both cases you need to collect a certain amount of "cubes" for leaving the room (by solving challenges, most of all logical puzzles). The good thing is that you can do the challenges in any order, and you do not even need to do all of them in hard more. The challenges in the hard more are different then in the easy mode, so you can basically play it twice without a lot of repetition. The game is lacking some surprising or exceptional moments, but as well we came trough smoothly without any frustration moments.

Fun little escape room game! There is an easy level and a hard level, they're both doable though, because i'm so bad at problem solving and i managed to crack all the puzzles in about 45 minutes It's worth the 5 bucks for sure, but i would recommend getting the Silver Machine Collection instead, cuz it do be a bit cheaper and very worth it :)

I would be disappointed if I paid the full $5 for this, but for a buck fifty on sale this was a good time. My wife did the easy mode then I did the hard mode for a total of less than an hour. The ball game is kinda buggy but the electric track was done well. On hard you only have to do 6/8 of the puzzles to escape too which makes it feel a lot more freeing.

Not bad. The easy level is a little too easy; I think it would be a little better if you didn't need to complete the easy level to unlock the hard level, because there's really not a lot to the easy level if you've played any escape room types of games before. But the hard level has some basic logic puzzles and some stuff to unlock. I was surprised to find that the hard level opened the exit when I had found all but one of the cubes. I suspect the developer did this in case people really didn't like one of the puzzles (possibly after feedback about the "trace the wire" puzzle, which *is* pretty frustrating on the hard level, particularly since the error buzz is so startling if you don't turn that off in the options), but I sort of expected something additional to happen when I got the last cube anyway--but no, it won't even go into its slot. That was a little disappointing. So this one is short and pretty easy, but it's really not too bad. The marble maze in particular is well done, and really does feel similar to physical ones I've used, which is something of an accomplishment given that VR doesn't have much in the way of haptic feedback. Recommended if you enjoy the genre and want a mild but well-made diversion.

Very entertaining puzzles, creative and intuitive. Nice atmosphere and about the time required to beat one room is pretty realistic to a real escaperoom. However: F*CK THIS PRECISION BULLSH*T! Even if i didn't have a medical condition which impairs my hand eye coordination, your average home vr system isn't NEARLY precise enough to justify such precise movement requirements! I can not beat the easy room with my wit alone, WHICH IS THE POINT OF AN ESCAPE ROOM. Or have you (for example) ever seen an escape room where you are required to lift heavy sh*t to win? No? I wonder why that is?

I bought this because another reviewer compared it to Abode. Was not disappointed. Very polished, good puzzle diversity, challenging but not frustrating. Was also impressed that the second 'hard' room reuses all of the same elements/props, but still feels fresh and interesting. It does contain some skill based obstacles which may be frustrating to people who only want puzzles/riddles, but I enjoyed them all. So I'll just say it again: If you liked Abode (or any well done room escape games) definitely check this out.

Awesome VR puzzler. Very well designed for the VR space and interactions. All the puzzles made sense and were fair - no weird and obscure answers. Definitely worth a look. Cleverly includes 2 difficulty levels for extra replay value, with different puzzles using similar props.

I finished in ~35 minutes and my brother took ~45 minutes. Good length for the price. The atmosphere / style is reminiscent of Abode. Sharp, clean visuals and sound with a strong sense of theme. So for the environment, I'll give it an A. The puzzles were good. Fairly standard per the genre, but nicely incorporated into the room. Easy level took about 10 minutes. Hard only took me another 15 minutes as there were no new elements, but some increase in challenge per puzzle. Gameplay gets a B+. Overall, very nice. It's one I'm keeping, as it's short but challenging. A perfect escape room to share with anyone. Kids and adults can enjoy it, and finish in a reasonable amount of time too. Well done. I hope to see more of your work in the future. :) EDIT: The developer was quick to respond and all issues I reported have been fixed. Teleportation is solid and the tumblers are much more responsive.