Dungeon Robotics (Book 6): Conflict by Matthew Peed
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Truly, reading these is scratching that itch that desires totally overpowered battles on epic grand scales, as told from the PoV of a god.
Of course, this is still LitRPG but it has dropped most of those roots except for the brief times when the massively overpowered dungeon core makes new "children" who will wreak more havoc on undead, celestials, demons or when he expands his territory and takes more and more of the populations under his fatherly wing.
You know, like a god. And he tests himself against ever stronger beings.
I admit I like the huge scope and the quick pace. It is, more and more obviously, like playing a video game. And yes, I'm waiting for a chorus to sing out, "no duh!!".
It's almost mindless fun.
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Sunday, April 11, 2021
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