Description

Earth doesn't end with fire or silence.
It ends with a broadcast.

In a single, catastrophic moment, every human-made structure collapses, replaced by a vast, living dungeon controlled by an advanced alien civilization. Humanity's extinction isn't accidental—it's scheduled, monetized, and streamed live to billions of off-world viewers as the ultimate survival entertainment.

Adam is not a chosen one. He has no prophecy, no hidden power, and no special protection. Thrown into the dungeon alongside the remaining survivors, he quickly learns that the rules are brutal, inconsistent, and designed for spectacle rather than fairness. Levels rise, skills unlock, and loot drops—but every reward comes with risk, and every failure is permanent.

The dungeon watches. The audience votes. Sponsors interfere. And the system adapts.

Survival depends not only on strength or intelligence, but on performance. Viewership determines bonuses, punishments, and environmental shifts. Popularity can save a life—or make someone a target. Morality becomes flexible when cruelty earns rewards and hesitation costs blood.

As Adam navigates lethal tutorials, evolving mechanics, and enemies shaped by entertainment value, he is forced to confront a terrifying truth: the dungeon isn't trying to kill him. It's trying to make him interesting.

Darkly humorous, fast-paced, and emotionally grounded, Dungeon Survivor Adam blends high-stakes LitRPG action with sharp social commentary on spectacle, control, and identity under constant surveillance.

Welcome to the dungeon.
Death is common. Ratings are everything.