A shared dungeon table in virtual reality, dice rolling, and friends leaning over the board.

The Demeo profile is low almost everywhere, and it has to be said with the caution that few votes demand. The hardest point falls on fun: ahead of barely 2% of games on four duels, that is low, really low, and it is the best-stocked axis of the lot. The desert island follows just above, ahead of 7% of titles, and controller feel sits down at the bottom too. The rest, connection, art style, soundtrack, climbs a little without passing the middle, and rediscovery touches the average. Nothing flattering here, but a readable pattern: a game you do not take with you, one you do not start for a session that drags on.

In the VR board game family, this is a special case. Demeo is lived on game night, with several people, around a virtual table, a social experience more than a game you score alone on criteria cut for individual emotion.

So who is it for? For you if you love gathering with friends in a headset, rolling the dice together, sharing a relaxed dungeon crawl. A lot less if you play alone and chase the hook that keeps you up until 3am.