Last Updated: July 2026 | Realms, classes and player numbers checked against the live game.
Dungeon Heroes is a dungeon crawling RPG on Roblox made by Twin Atlas. You pick a class, grab a weapon and drop into a dungeon packed with enemies. A clock ticks the whole time, so the job is to cut through everything and beat the boss before it runs out. Every run rolls you fresh loot, and there is no level cap at all.
There are 10 realms to work through, plus raids and event dungeons on top. It came out in April 2025 and has already passed 272 million visits. This page covers all 10 realms in order, the five classes, how the loot rolls work, and how far players really get. Those last numbers come straight from Roblox, so they are real counts and not guesses.
Dungeon Heroes Overview
| Dungeon Heroes Overview |
| Game Name |
Dungeon Heroes |
| Type |
A dungeon crawling action RPG |
| Developer |
Twin Atlas, a verified Roblox group |
| Goal |
Clear every dungeon on every difficulty and roll the best loot |
| Main Things To Do |
Run dungeons, beat bosses, roll loot, merge pets, do dailies |
| Realms |
10, each with its own dungeon and boss |
| Classes |
Five: Guardian, Wizard, Cleric, Berserker, and Reaper |
| Difficulty |
Each dungeon can be run on harder settings, up to Insane |
| Level Cap |
None at all, the game says it is infinite |
| Timer |
Yes, every dungeon is on a clock |
| Party Size |
Play solo or team up with friends |
| Pets |
Collect them and merge them to make them stronger |
| Gamepasses |
11 in total, and several of them buy extra luck |
| Badges |
25, and the five class Mastery ones are the rarest |
| Codes |
Yes, and they give auras, potions and boosters |
| Platform |
Roblox (PC, Mobile, Console) |
| Max Players |
30 per server |
| Visits |
Over 272 million |
| Favorites |
474,244 and counting |
| Rating |
About 96 percent of players like it |
| Release |
April 2025 |
| Latest Update |
Updated July 2026 |
How to Play Dungeon Heroes
The game drops you in fast, so here is the short version. Do these in order and you will be clearing your first dungeon in a few minutes.
- Load the game and let it finish loading you into the world.
- Pick a class. Guardian soaks up hits, Wizard blasts from a distance, and Cleric heals.
- Take the first dungeon, Shattered Forest, on the easiest setting first.
- Fight through the rooms and watch the clock. You need the boss down before it hits zero.
- Use your roll to dodge. Bosses hit hard and rolling out of the way is free.
- Take your loot rolls at the end, then equip anything better than what you have.
- Redeem the codes for potions and boosters, then run the same dungeon on a harder setting.
Do not skip the daily quests. They hand you rewards for things you were going to do anyway, so they are the easiest free stuff in the game.
All 10 Realms and How Far Players Get
Here is something you cannot find anywhere else. Every realm hands out a badge when you beat it on Insane, the hardest setting. Roblox counts how many players have each badge, so those counts show exactly how far people really get. The realms below are in the order you unlock them, with the real number of players who have cleared each one on Insane.
| Realm |
Insane clears |
What that means |
| Shattered Forest |
5,446,917 |
The first realm, and where everyone starts |
| Orion’s Peak |
3,401,407 |
About 1 in 2 players get this far |
| Deadman’s Cove |
1,835,264 |
About 1 in 3 players |
| Flaming Depths |
1,419,024 |
About 1 in 4 players |
| Mosscrown Jungle |
961,494 |
About 1 in 6 players |
| Astral Abyss |
892,364 |
About 1 in 6 players |
| Shifting Sands |
628,834 |
About 1 in 9 players |
| Shimmering Caves |
395,841 |
About 1 in 14 players |
| Mushroom Forest |
314,021 |
About 1 in 17 players |
| Golden Realm |
234,817 |
The last one, and only 1 in 23 players clear it |
Look at the drop. Over 5.4 million players have beaten the first realm on Insane, but only 234,817 have beaten the last one. That is 23 times fewer. The biggest fall is right at the start, between the first realm and the third, so if Deadman’s Cove is giving you trouble you are in good company. Every realm after that thins the crowd out a little more.
Raids and Event Dungeons
The 10 realms are not everything. There are raids and limited time event dungeons too, and they are much harder to finish. Here is what they are and how many players have cleared each.
| Raid or event |
Players who cleared it |
| Rumbling Plateau |
81,309 |
| Twilight Grove |
74,602 |
| Graveward Cathedral |
69,307 |
| Shrimp Invasion |
50,964 |
| Brackish Maelstrom |
49,816 |
| Scorched Valley |
36,672 |
| Sunken Pantheon |
30,275 |
| Carnival Fatale |
23,677 |
Compare those to the realms and you can see the gap. The most popular raid has been cleared by 81,309 players, which is fewer than any of the 10 normal realms. Event dungeons like Shrimp Invasion and Carnival Fatale only run for a short window, so if one is live it is worth jumping on.
The Five Classes and the Rarest Badges in the Game
There are five classes, and each one has a Mastery to finish. Masteries are brand new. Four of them were added on July 9, 2026, and the fifth, Reaper, was added on July 24. That is why the newest codes in the game are called MASTERIES and MASTERIES-PATCH.
| Class |
Mastery finishers |
About the class |
| Berserker |
36 |
The most earned one, and that is still only 36 people |
| Wizard |
32 |
Magic damage from a distance |
| Guardian |
14 |
The tanky one that soaks up boss hits |
| Cleric |
10 |
The healer, and the rarest one anyone has finished |
| Reaper |
0 |
Added on July 24, and nobody on Earth has done it yet |
Now look at those numbers next to 272 million visits. Fewer than 100 players in the whole game have finished any Mastery, and nobody at all has finished Reaper. These are the rarest things in Dungeon Heroes by a huge margin, so if you want a badge almost nobody has, this is where to go. Reaper is the freshest, which means the race for the first one is still open.
How Loot and Luck Work
Every dungeon ends with loot rolls, and what you get is down to luck. Gear comes in rarities, and the ones players chase are Legendary, Mythic and Unique, with Unique being the top one from dungeon chests. You also roll for skills the same way, so two players with the same gear can still play very differently.
Here is the honest part. Luck in this game can be bought. There are 11 gamepasses, and several of them raise your roll luck with Robux. One adds 30 percent, another adds 70 percent, and the game says stacking both gives you double luck forever. Another one doubles your chance at Unique gear, and one skips you straight to level 150. So money does buy an edge here.
The free side is codes and boosters. Luck Boosters and Gem Boosters come from codes and daily quests, and they raise your rolls for a set time. Save them for a run you actually care about instead of burning them on an easy dungeon, and stack a booster with a full clear on a harder setting for the best shot at good gear.
Dungeon Heroes Gameplay Explained
The loop is short and it repeats. You enter a realm, fight through rooms of enemies, reach the boss and take it down before the timer ends. Then you roll for loot, equip what is better, and go again on a harder setting. Because there is no level cap, that loop never really ends.
Two things make it more than button mashing. Your roll move lets you dodge attacks instead of eating them, which matters a lot on bosses. And crits let a lucky hit do far more damage than normal. Pets sit on top of all that. You collect them and merge them together to make stronger ones, so they grow with you.
What Is a Dungeon Crawler?
If the term is new to you, it is simpler than it sounds. A dungeon crawler is a game where you head into a closed off area full of enemies, fight your way to the end, beat whatever is waiting there, and come out with loot. Then you do it again somewhere harder.
Dungeon Heroes adds a timer and random loot to that idea. The timer means you cannot creep along slowly, and the random loot means the same dungeon can pay out completely differently two runs in a row. That mix of pressure and luck is why players run the same realm over and over.
Tips for New Dungeon Heroes Players
- Learn the roll early. Dodging a boss hit is free, and standing still is what gets you beaten.
- Do the daily quests every day. They are the easiest rewards in the game.
- Save your Luck Boosters for a hard dungeon, not an easy one you can already clear.
- Redeem the codes first. Potions keep you alive long enough to learn a new boss.
- Do not rush to the last realm. Only 1 in 23 players clear it on Insane, so build up first.
- Bring friends. A party splits the damage and makes the timer far less scary.
- Merge your spare pets instead of leaving them sitting there doing nothing.
Dungeon Heroes FAQ
What do you do in Dungeon Heroes?
You pick a class and fight through a dungeon full of enemies, racing a timer to beat the boss at the end. Then you roll for loot, equip anything better, and run it again on a harder setting. There are 10 realms plus raids and events, and no level cap.
How many realms are there?
There are 10, starting with Shattered Forest and ending with Golden Realm. Each one has its own dungeon and boss, and each can be run on harder settings up to Insane. There are raids and event dungeons on top of those.
What are the classes in Dungeon Heroes?
There are five: Guardian, Wizard, Cleric, Berserker and Reaper. Guardian is the tanky one, Wizard hits from a distance, and Cleric heals. Each class has a Mastery to finish, and those are the rarest badges in the game.
What is the rarest badge in Dungeon Heroes?
Reaper Mastery, and it is not close. It was added on July 24, 2026 and nobody has earned it yet. The other four Masteries have been finished by fewer than 40 players each, in a game with over 272 million visits.
Does Dungeon Heroes have codes?
Yes, and there are nine working right now. They give auras, potions and luck boosters. Our codes page has the current list plus the exact steps to redeem them in game.
Is Dungeon Heroes pay to win?
Money does help here, so it is worth knowing. Several gamepasses raise your loot luck, one doubles it permanently, and one skips you to level 150. You can still clear everything without paying, and codes and daily quests are the free way to get boosters.
MORE FOR DUNGEON HEROES
Want free auras and boosters? Our Dungeon Heroes Codes page has all nine working codes and how to redeem them.
Tired of running the same dungeon? The Dungeon Heroes Script page has a keyless auto farm.