There are currently three novels in the Rogue Dungeon series. Here’s a couple of the reviews on the book. When a daring plan to unseat the Tyrant King goes awry, Roark finds himself on the run through an interdimensional portal, which strands him in a very unexpected location: an ultra-immersive fantasy video game called Hearthworld.” Fans of more traditional dungeon core novels will enjoy this fun and action filled romp.įrom the blurb, “Roark von Graf-hedge mage and lesser noble of Traisbin-is one of only a handful of Freedom fighters left, and he knows the Resistance’s days are numbered. While not technically a dungeon core as it isn’t told from the dungeon’s point-of-view, a good part of the book takes place in a dungeon. Published by James Hunter in 2018, Rogue Dungeon is a fresh take on the dungeon core genre. It’s always good to see a bit of experimenting when it comes to genres of books, especially dungeon core LitRPG. The books are short, but they’re coming at a steady pace. If you’ve read all the classic dungeon POV novels set in a fantasy setting, you should give this series a shot.

Emma must balance safety with the desire for test subjects as she brings herself back fully online and stakes out a place in this new world.

The world is filled with dangerous threats granted great powers by the same cataclysm that befell the world. When her systems are booted up she finds herself in control of a long-abandoned facility in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

This Futuristic Dungeon Core is definitely something you should check out.įrom the blurb, “Emma is an artificial intelligence with a love of science, insults, and devilish traps. Currently sitting at nine completed works, this series is great for those wanting something a little different than the standard fantasy dungeon core. First published by Skyler Grant in 2017, The Laboratory is a science-fiction dungeon core LitRPG series.

Ancient Ruins by Benjamin Medrano