The Dungeon Titan

The Dungeon Slayer, Book 6

De: Konrad Ryan

Narrado por: Austin Rising

Tad has finally entered the ultimate dungeon, Titan—though it was not with the fanfare of a triumphant hero, but with the intense desperation of a quiet death.

Thrown into the inescapable dungeon, with terrors beyond imagining around every corner, how will Tad survive after all the tragedies that have beset him so far? And what of Fenrir? If anyone is a match for the brutalities of Titan, it would be Fenrir, if only he weren't still chained...

Omega lurks in the shadows, his motives unclear. Worse, the ultimate void, Zero—the infinite prisoner of Titan, the wielder of the powerful Zero aspect—remains shrouded in darkness while advancing his agenda with eternal patience.

Come experience all this and more in the next compelling installment of The Dungeon Slayer series!

©2023 Konrad Ryan (P)2024 Podium Audio

if you have trouble sleeping the beginning of this book will certainly help you out

I've had to back this book up over and over and over again because I keep losing focus and it's just not making sense. the author is trying to describe like darkness and all this weird stuff instead of getting to the story.

What a disappointment

Certain aspects looking backward, kind of confusing. like you became the most powerful being at the same time. Loss of coolest abilities, and why does he suddenly can only absorb certain darkness it’s stupid and how is his powers creating the points with the fruit then you get into the fight there now character development, except maybe the main characters. You don’t see any of the main characters besides two of them and why are they fighting again? They made up in the previous book and they had the whole system of power, but they were able to figure out and tower and all that stuff just became pointless and then they made up five seconds later when they were fighting in the end of the book and the cliffhanger defeats the entire of the book which is gaming his memories. Narration is always good though.

a bit different story telling

So the first maybe third of the book I felt a bit lost in the way the story was being told, but trust the process because it makes sense as you move forward in the book. definitely a book that would make more sense the second time around like the movie Tenet. it was a great way to pull together this long arc in Tads life. it's not the end tho. can't wait for book 8.

Great read

It did take me till chapter 6 to figure out what was going on. Once that was figured out, this book was amazing.
well worth the 5 stars.

okay

when compared to the previous stories this one falls flat for me. it's long and drawn out, and just never seemed to get it's feet out from under itself. this is a 60 hour investment of time, but if you've read the previous books this one should be on your radar, but you might have to come back a few times because other things grab your attention.

Can’t wait for the final book to this series!

This book ended making you crave more need more! I can’t wait for book 7 to release!

not what I expected...

the book starts off in a way it almost feels like the start of a new series...threw me for a loop..welcome to the infinite where the rise is worth the wait!

half way though and still confused.

I am.about half way through and am still confused the constant change in perspective is a real turn off for me enjoyed the previous books but I do not believe I will be finishing this one.

Interesting and void. 🤣

This title was not exactly what I was expecting. It had me lost a bit at the beginning. Not as to what was happening. I have played enough games in my life to figure that part out. But I was a bit lost as to why it went in this direction.

The story telling was done very well and I admired a few chapters for its creativity. I sort of wish the rest of the series was more like this book.

Not thought out enough

I am invested in the series and want to see how it all ends, but this book has a few major downfalls…

1. Most of this book is explaining that Tad can go through extreme torment repeatedly.
2. The math on how the infinities work just does not make sense. I get that what the author is trying to get at is each power “increase” by these infinite beings although infinite has a specific throughput… but if someone jumps into deca mode over someone in Nona mode the person in Nona mode would never be able to “folllow” and catch up. Mathematically…
3. This is not just this book, but why so much about finger teeth…. I have never got the concept exactly as to what he means because his teeth and fingers are both fingerteeth? And the author really has a fixation on it and I just don’t think I’m on the same page as the author on this obsession…