Dungeon Core Academy: Book 1

By: Alex Oakchest

Narrated by: B.C. Archer

You only live once...unless you’re resurrected to become the master of a dungeon.

When Beno died and was offered a second chance as a dungeon core, he dived right in. He joined the dungeon core academy, and he found himself in a new life, where killing heroes wasn’t just accepted, but encouraged. Under the tutelage of the academy overseers, he learned how to make dungeons filled with monsters and traps.

Now, he has finally been given his own dungeon, and he must pass his final test: Either build a dungeon powerful enough to slay heroes, or fail and get smashed up into core dust.

He will apply all his diabolical dungeon strategy to succeed, but what happens when an unexpected visitor walks into his lair?

He used to live a normal life. Now, he builds dungeons, creates monsters, and uses them to fight loot-hungry heroes.

©2019 Alex Oakchest (P)2020 Alex Oakchest

The world did not make much sens to me

I did not follow the world blidnig and i had a hard time finnsing it

blues clues

the book is written like the kids show blues clues. there is no 4th wall here, it was destroyed and obliterated early in chapter one ...

Not too bad at all...

Liked the story - has a young adult sort of entry level feel to it but it was good. I wlll definitely listen to the next in series.

I liked it - will definitely continue the series

This is a fun and very entertaining Audiobook. It’s light hearted for the most part and you really get to know and love Beno and his clan-mates ( these are the creatures he creates in his dungeon) It starts off with a brand new dungeon core (Beno is his name) and he starts with nothing except for an empty room and very low stats. He has to build an entire dungeon so that heroes will come but he has a lot of leveling and work to do first. It’s a really fun story and I liked it a lot. It is not a hardcore blood and guts story and I was glad. It’s more fun and there is some blood but not too excessive. I’m am so anxious for the next book in the series.

an interesting entry into a new series

this is an interesting entry into a new series about dungeon chords the one big hang-up is the ending it was too short and the way he describes it if your into Duncan course then this may be a little simplistic but this is a good starter for someone who's just getting into the genre