Dungeon Boss Player: The Beginning

Name: Dungeon Boss Player: The Beginning
Rating: 3.62 (26 reviews)
Author: Paulo Estofel

Paulo Estofel May 16, 2018

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In the near future, gaming changed quickly and now a real Virtual Reality was created and games soon appeared and one of the newest was Dungeon King World, a game where the player is a Dungeon Boss and has the full control all over the dungeon domain of how to make it grow and how it will interact with the outside world. Inside a dungeon, the boss is the King, or Queen, and the monsters inside will follow their command without questioning it.

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