
Dungeon Engineer
The Fallen World, Book 1
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Mare Trevathan
They thought sacrificing her would further their own goals. Instead, they changed an engineer into the single most powerful fabricator in existence, a dungeon core.
Alexandra Rousseau, an engineer from the European Federation Star Navy with a past darker than the void between the stars, is unexpectedly launched into hyperspace when an FTL jump goes horribly wrong.
She wakes in a world of magic and monsters, encountering a mysterious Order with plans millennia in the making. When the Order makes a catastrophic mistake, transforming Alexandra into a dungeon core, they inadvertently give her the power to bring back technology long since thought lost in this world. With it, she'll make the Order pay and avenge the friends they've taken from her.
First, she must survive those who would steal her core for their own benefit while keeping her true identity a secret from the adventurers looking to delve into her dungeon. If they knew the truth, the Adventurer Guild would seek to end her, and the Order would stop at nothing to finish what they started…
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Cool amazing review wow must read!!!
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Good dungeon core
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I hope the next book comes out soon.
Very good...
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With this in mind, I was pleasantly surprised by Dungeon Engineer. This book was well written and edited. More importantly, it didn’t get bogged down in dungeon mechanics and failed attempts at humor. The story was heavily character driven and weaves together several different plots in an effective manner.
If you are a GameLit fan but normally avoid Dungeon Core books for the reasons stated above then I recommend you give this one a shot. I am looking forward to the next installment.
Considerably better than I could have hoped.
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Imteresting to a point.
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If you want to read a dungeon core book, save yourself the credit, this isn’t it.
By the time I got into book 3 I realized this isn’t the advertised dungeon core book. Actually, it’s about some random assassin and their boring love life. I didn’t buy the book for random POVs, and i’m not exaggerating the dungeon POV is probably 30% of the book and it gets lower with each new book. There is no engineering, even in book 3 we’re having medieval tech. Wow balloons, so advanced!
I haven’t been this disappointed in a series in a really long time. It actually burnt me out in that way where you can barely make yourself read for a while because it’s so punishing and nauseating that disappointment suffuses your entire habit.
I really hated the long expositions about parts of the world it’s not possible for me to care about yet, or irrelevant and fake concepts which really aren’t part of the story. At least once a chapter there will be some wall of text about things like the continental map even when the story is in one city without any external factors.
Once I actually couldn’t stand any more of it, I went to RR where it originates and GR to see the whole review ecosystem and the story will continue in exactly this way forever, not being a dungeon core story and having no invention. It’s apparently really important to the author that the MC can’t make new and cool things and will always get shut down.
completely disappointing
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A good start to an interesting story
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The voice actor is a great character player.
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Great Start, Terrible Main Plot
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Now, the real book begins with chapter one, right? Nope! Literally scrap ALL of that stuff because it is Al now entirely moot and pointless - literally as if it never happened as far as how much it doesn't matter one iota. The plot changes everything except how utterly devoid of character the MC is. I would rather chew glass than finish this.
Narrator seems decent, actually, but you can't put lipstick on a pig and call it a looker.
2.5 hour prologue reveals only disappointment
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