“Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked” VR Game Gets New Trailer

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Over the past year there have been announcements for a number of Dungeons & Dragons video games in various stages of development. In January 2025, we got a we got an early teaser trailer for an upcoming D&D VR title from Swedish developer Resolution Games; a company best known for its popular virtual reality dungeon crawler Demeo.

Entitled Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked, the game is being developed in collaboration with Wizards of the Coast and is the first virtual reality title to use the Dungeons & Dragons license. It will be available on PC, consoles and Extended Reality (XR) devices, although exact specs along with a release date has yet to be announced. Now we’ve learned a little bit more about what the game will involve, including a new trailer that shows of new gameplay footage.

So what can we expect when Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked hits VR headsets in the near future? Below, we break out all the details.

What is the “Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked” VR game about?

Battlemarked is an upcoming co-operative virtual reality RPG game set in the world of D&D. The game is built using the Demeo Action Role Playing System (ARPS), which involves tactical turn-based combat. Up to four players will be able engage in cross platform co-op gameplay, with each player taking on the role of a specific adventurer based on the standard D&D classes. The story is being overseen by Matt Sernett, a veteran video game writer who also worked on the Baldur’s Gate franchise, and takes place in the Forgotten Realms near the city of Neverwinter, with players tasked with uncovering a nefarious plot that threatens the survival of the entire Sword Coast region.

In many ways, Battlemarked will simulate a tabletop D&D session, but is described as being a “DM-less system,” focusing instead on social strategy rather than social roleplaying. This means encouraging players to discuss tactics and make key decisions together as they battle monsters and explore dungeons. At launch, Battlemarked will feature two story-based campaigns, with additional campaigns in different D&D settings planned as downloadable content in the future.

Notably, the original Demeo from Resolution (which was released released in 2021 for the Oculus Quest and PlayStation 5) and its 2023 sequel Demeo Battles are both heavily influenced by Dungeons & Dragons, so it makes sense from a branding standpoint that Wizards of the Coast would see the potential for an official crossover. Notably, the upcoming Battlemarked game is similar in concept to Wizards of the Coast’s now defunct Project Sigital VTT.

Have there been other D&D VR Games?

Though Resolution’s upcoming game marks the first official D&D VR game that includes full partnership with Wizards of the Coast, there have been other titles that take a similar approach.

One such game was Dungeon Full Dive which was released on Steam Early Access in October 2023. That particular game provides a complete virtual tabletop where players and Dungeon Masters can access maps, miniatures, and character sheets in real time. Essentially it’s a VR version of Virtual Table Top (VTT) like Roll 20.

What other D&D Video Games Are in the Works?

In addition to Demo: Battlemarked, there are also a number of other D&D video game projects in the works, including:

• Untitled D&D surival sim: In development from Gameloft Montreal, the studio best known for the popular Disney Dreamlight Valley, this new D&D title will be an action-focused survival-life sim set in the Forgotten Realms.
• Project Baxter: In development from Starbreeze Enterainment, who are best known for their shooter Payday 3, little has been revealed about this upcoming D&D game (code named “Project Baxter”) other than that it is a co-operative multiplayer game and slated for release in 2026 for consoles and PC.
• Baldur’s Gate 4: Larian Studios has confirmed that they will not be working on a sequel to Baldur’s Gate 3. Hasbro, however, is unlikely to let the lucrative franchise die and chances are good we’ll see a Baldur’s Gate 4 in the future from another developer.
• Untitled Hasbro Game: Wizards of the Coast has also indicated that an in-house studio at Hasbro is currently developing a currently unnamed D&D game, although little information has been revealed about what it will consist of.
• Untitled Saber Interactive game: The developers of the popular Space Marine 2 video game are also working on a new Hasbro title that may be D&D related.
• Untitled Giant Skull Game: The new game studio (which was founded in 2023 by several video game veterans) is working on a single-player action adventure title using the Dungeons & Dragons license.

Final Thoughts

Combining Dungeons & Dragons with virtual reality seems like a win-win for both longtime TTRPG and video game fans. Whether or not Resolution can actually pull it off, however, remains to be seen, but the concept and initial gameplay footage looks promising. You can currently wishlist the game on Steam and PlayStation 5, with a VR version available on PlayStation VR2, Steam VR and Meta Quest 3 line of devices with support for Quest 2. 

We’ll be keeping a close eye on this story on the days ahead and will update this page with more information on Demeo x Dungeon & Dragons: Battlemarked as it’s made available. In the meantime, below is the latest trailer showing the game in action.

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