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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This is the beginner guide, made in the hopes that everyone having common problems might find solutions. This will start from the bare basics.

How do I get the game?​

You can now get the game off of either Steam or AppLab

You can alternatively play using the free KNIGHT'S PASS, which is on Steam. This is a free version without VR, intended for playing with friends who don't own the game.

How do I install custom maps manually?​

Manually (PC)​

  1. Get your map(s) from wherever

  2. Place them in the %localappdata%\Davigo\OnlineMaps directory

  3. Open an online lobby, and find the map in the custom maps section.

Manually (Quest)​

  1. Get your map(s) from wherever

  2. Put the map file in Android\data\com.davigostudio.davigoquest\files\Davigo\OnlineMaps via SideQuest (or some other Android file browser tool).

  3. Open an online lobby, and find the map in the custom maps section.

What headsets does the game support?​

The game currently supports all SteamVR supported headsets.

Do the hands move a bit slower in Davigo than in real life?​

This behaviour is intentional! It ensures that the giant cannot overwhelm the warrior with too much speed, and requires wind-ups for ground pounds and throws.

My name has a "Relay" label next to it in game. What does this mean?​

When a Knight connects to a Giant's room, it will attempt to make a direct connection between the two devices for best ping. In the modern world, nearly even device is connected to a router of some sort (through WiFi or a cable) rather than being plugged directly into your home's internet port. This makes forming a direction connection between two devices on the internet a bit challenging.

The technique to circumvent this is called NAT punchthrough or Hole punching, and it usually works, allowing a direct (low-ping) connection. When it fails, Davigo would fall back on a central server to relay messages between players, resulting in much higher ping. Users without a direct connection will have a small "relay" alert next to their name in the lobby, and will usually have much higher ping, so it is not ideal.