Dungeons of Sundaria Review (Steam)

by Jim Smale · Published December 12, 2023 · Updated January 12, 2024

For this Dungeons of Sundaria Review, we adventure through epic dungeons facing fearsome creatures either solo or with a group of friends. Master your class, loot everything, and destroy the foul creatures of the deep! Will you become a hero of legend?

Dungeons of Sundaria Review Pros:

Decent graphics.
7.88GB download size.
Steam achievements.
Full controller support.
Graphics settings – renderer, resolution, graphics preset, screen mode, v-sync, gamma, resolution quality, view distance, shadows, anti-aliasing, visual effects, post-processing, textures, foliage, and shading.
Dungeon crawler gameplay.
Hero creation – 5 classes (champion/cleric/ranger/rogue/wizard), race (human/dwarf/elf/halfling/orc/goblin/drogal), gender (male/female), height slider, skin color, age, face, eye color, hair, beard, hair color, and traits.
Galdrins Crossing is the hub town with quests and vendors.
World map location select screen.
Each location has three difficulties – normal, hard, and nightmare. The difficulties have a recommended level for each of them.
Buy and sell loot in town.
There is an order to which locations to play but they are all unlocked straight away.
Controller settings – can remap controls, Invert axis, and sensitivity sliders.
Third-person perspective.
A full 3D world with 360-degree camera control.
Cutscenes are a mixture of in-game and character interactions.
Aim assist – on/off.
boss encounters both big and medium in size but you get to see their health bars.
hidden walls and rooms to find.
Loot chests a plenty with items flowing out as you open them.
combat is either hack and slash or distance magic and arrows depending on your character.
Good looking locations.
The controls are pretty easy to pick up and learn.
Full crafting model at the blacksmith once you get materials.
Up until level 8, you can get a choice of level-up abilities.
The secret areas are well-designed and encourage exploration.
Boss fights are fun as they do feel different and require some tactics or at the very least a bit of planning.

Dungeons of Sundaria Review Cons:

The name keyboard has two v keys and no b keys.
a lot of performance issues from slowdown and stuttering.
the levels are big and the sign-posting is not great.
Over time dungeons start to look and feel the same.
Leveling up is not well thought out and is very basic with an auto level-up feature.
Any sort of precision or platforming is bad from the camera to the controls, it’s just not made to work well.
It is such a shame that you cannot create your unique character in any way.
Plays out in a very scripted way and doesn’t feel open.
After level 8 you don’t get anything new for your character.
Short game it takes under 5 hours to finish and see it all.

Dungeons of Sundaria:

Official website.

Developer: Industry Games

Publisher: Industry Games

Store Links –

Steam