After getting murdered by his friends, Teri wakes up in a dungeon that reeks of roses, ink, and flesh. No fanfare. No big-tiddied goddess handing him a cheat ability. Nada. He just clings to a single thought: if he wants to go home, he needs to clear this dungeon.

It doesn’t take long for him to figure out that this is more than just a game. The dungeon is alive, and it reacts. To fear. To grief. To regret. To them.

Now, Teri—along with his friends Taku and Yayoi—must do what he does best: not talk about society, crack jokes, loot responsibly, and try to stay alive long enough to clear the dungeon or figure out why they’re really here. Along the way, they’ll face weird monsters, tragic echoes of their past, and worse… other people.

Dame Da Dungeon is a dungeon-crawling isekai that reeks of high fantasy, sounds like something guys would do instead of going to therapy, and runs on friendship, trauma, and mild stupidity.

If they die again, it’s definitely not their fault.