Let me start this review by giving you a fair warning: Dreadhalls is old. Like, ancient for VR standards. Its first version dates back to 2013 i believe. While this is an "updated" version, it still is pretty dated for todays VR standards. So if you want a advanced vr game with valve…
I shared this game at a party, 3 people didn’t dare to leave the starting room 😂
Some nostalgia for me here. It's quite obviously not a new game but it has the creepy atmosphere and is very enjoyable for those who like this sort of thing. I recommend giving it a try!
Went on sale 2 times since Jul 12. Lowest ever: $5.99 (40% off), and that is the price right now.
Went on sale 2 times since Jul 12. Lowest ever: €5.99 (40% off), and that is the price right now.
Went on sale 2 times since Jul 12. Lowest ever: £4.99 (38% off), and that is the price right now.
Went on sale once since Jul 12. Lowest ever: ¥800 (19% off).
Went on sale once since Jul 12. Lowest ever: CA$9.99 (17% off).
Dreadhalls costs $5.99 (down from $9.99)€5.99 (down from €9.99)£4.99 (down from £7.99)¥990CA$11.99 on the Meta Horizon Store.
Yes: Dreadhalls is currently discounted on the Meta store, until Nov 2, 2026 (Pacific Time). This is the lowest price we've tracked for it. The reduced price is applied automatically at checkout.
Dreadhalls officially supports: Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.
Dreadhalls is a single-player experience (single user).
Dreadhalls is rated Comfortable by the official store: minimal artificial movement, a great pick for VR newcomers.
Dreadhalls is rated Teen on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.
Dreadhalls holds a 4.5 / 5 average from 903 player ratings on the official Meta store, a solid sample of the player base.
Dreadhalls was released on October 3, 2019, published by White Door Games.
