Dungeon Prime: An Isekai LitRPG

Phantasm, Book 5

De: Christopher Hall, Maxlex

Narrado por: Katherine Littrell

A twisted artificial intelligence wreaks havoc for a team of adventurers in the fifth installment of this LitRPG adventure series perfect for fans of D&D.

Before they entered the dungeon, there were plenty of warnings to suggest that Kandis Hammond and her Adventurers Guild companions were in for a world of chaos. The elves referred to it as the "Fortress of Unending Nightmare," and the entrance elevator caught fire just as the group stepped out of it. Now, with the dungeon intelligence, Axel, maniacally declaring they're going to have "so much fun," there's no telling what surprises are in store.

Thrown into a dystopian cityscape overrun with monsters, the team discovers that each floor is a deadly take on a computer game from Kandis's original life. If they can work together and complete each floor's challenges, Kandis and Borys just might reach the portal that'll take them back to Earth . . . if there's anything left of it.

Meanwhile, Kandis continues having strange visions at inopportune moments. Are they memories of her former career at a tech startup, where someone tore themselves apart and the Goddess of Creation was a financial officer? Or are they a sign that someone's meddling with her mind? Kandis is desperate for answers, but the Great Game takes priority. She and her friends must win—and survive.

The fifth volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series—with more than 600,000 views on Royal Road—now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

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Satisfying

The dungeon ending, though was so satisfying a bit of mortality might do them some good while getting red of the evil one. Though I might have turned back some f there words on them who is weak and who’s powerful now

Big change of pace

The first half of this book felt significantly different than the rest of the series and it took me quite a while to recall who the characters were. The second half was much more what I expected. Overall I still enjoyed it quite a bit, and I thought the first half was intertesting if very different.

F WWll LITRPG

If I wanted a series set in WWII Germany I would have chosen another Genre. I’m restraining myself to 3 stars because I realized some portion of the population won’t be upset about this shift and it might not have been written that bad if it occurred as other than part of this series.

25%

75% of this book was a waste of time. 25% was entertaining and moved the story forward.