Paperback, 532 pages
Published 2021 by Independently published.
Welcome to the Gun Show!
The top ten list is populated. The sponsorship program is open. The difficulty is ramping up. The first three floors were nothing compared to what Carl and Donut now face.
The Iron Tangle. An impossibly-complicated subway system built out of the world's subterranean railway systems, all combined and then tied together into a knot. Up is down. Down is up. Close is far. The cars are filled with monsters, the railway stations are less than safe, and the exit is always just a few stops away.
But there is hope. For the first time, the crawlers are all working together. The loot is better than ever. And the secret to unraveling it all may be hidden in the pages of a seemingly-useless book. Welcome, crawlers. Welcome to the fourth floor of the dungeon.
Carl findet sich in einer komplexen Tunnelebene wieder und stellt schnell fest, dass ein Überleben nur möglich sein kann, wenn die Crawler zusammenarbeiten. Die Geschichte erinnert in Kernelemente zunehmend an die Tribute von Panem ohne zu sehr zu kopieren. Ganz leichter Ermüdungseffekt bei der Handlung, was der Story aber nicht wirklich abtut.
The iron tangle is not my favorite floor but it is definitely unique and 100% fun. With each book, we are learning more about the story and universe. The various dynamics, existing concepts introduced, etc. All come together and creates a nice large overarching story. The characters are great. Can't wait to read more. I am def hooked. World building and audio quality are top notch!!
Ok wasn't as good as the first two but I'm still interested in the next
"if people didn’t like it, they could suck it."
Book 3.
More glorious pulp to be read.
The plot got a little bit thicker with the introduction of previous dungeon crawlers and their history.
But it stayed entertaining pulp non the less.
After 3 books I got a bit bored and needed something with more substance.
I'll revisit the series later after I exercise my brain cells a bit again.
“There are many wonders in a cow’s head.”
