When comparing Classroom Aquatic vs Legend of Dungeon, the Slant community recommends Legend of Dungeon for most people. In the question“What are the best Oculus Rift games?” Legend of Dungeon is ranked 16th while Classroom Aquatic is ranked 40th. The most important reason people chose Legend of Dungeon is:
Since the player is not controlling an avatar from the first person, but instead is detached from what is happening within the world, there is no risk of motion sickness.
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Pros
Pro Unique and funny concept
A really fresh "stealth game" that uses the Oculus Rift in a unique way
Pro No VR sickness
Since the player and the character are stationary with the desk creating a frame of reference, much of the issues with motion sickness are avoided.
Pro No VR sickness
Since the player is not controlling an avatar from the first person, but instead is detached from what is happening within the world, there is no risk of motion sickness.
Pro Randomised mayhem adds lots of replayability
As is par for the course in roguelikes, everything in the game is randomised. Items, weapons, buffs and enemies are different with each play through and levels are procedurally generated adding to the replayability of the game considerably.
Pro Couch co-op
The game supports up to four-player local co-op.
Pro Great sound design
Cons
Con Barebones gameplay
The gameplay consists of cheating on a test by looking for answers on other student's sheets while the teacher isn't looking. There's not much else to it and so the game feels much more like a proof of concept than a full-fledged game.
Con Difficult to use inventory system
The inventory requires scrolling through a single line of items. That process can be tedious on its own, but becomes even more frustrating since that makes the inventory almost impossible to use during combat because the game doesn't pause while the inventory is browsed.
Con Simplistic combat mechanic
The combat consists of walking up to an enemy and pressing the attack button to swing whatever weapon is currently in hand or long-pressing it to charge up a cleave attack. That's it.