I’ve never been a fan of listening to audiobooks more than once, but this series has me so hooked that it’s worth it. Though it seems like nothing but childish humor on the surface, this series has so many layered, intricate, and fascinating plot lines that it was worth listening to it all again before..
Book 2 maintains all of the fun of the first, but managed to keep everything feeling fresh with a nice change of scenery. This book starts to add a lot of intriguing depth to the characters.
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
Great story, great characters, and great performances. Looking forward to the next installment! This is definitely a new series to follow.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
If you’re reading this, you probably already know what’s up. One of the best book series out there- I’m not even generally a fan of GameLIT or LITRPG. The intensity, the drama, the humor, the violence! *sweet.. sweet violence*Jeff Hays kills it, as always. I love Jamal in particular. Good book. Buy book. 5 stars.
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
Dungeon Crawler Carl is the pinnacle of audiobook narration and performance. Jeff and Soundbooth Theater are amazing.
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
What an amazing team of narrators and great listening experience! I expect no less from sound booth and the GOAT Jeff Hayes though. Just realized the next dcc is finally out now so that’s where I’m going for now. Can’t wait for the second installment of this series, it’s a funny listen and fun story,..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Similar to ready player one in tone, but not too on the nose with the references, or trying to shove references in your face. Fun story, great if you like and understand basic rules and mechanics of D&D and video games
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
Very rare to find a series that gets even better with every book , but Matt Dinman does that! Narration is perfection HIGHLY recommend
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Full character voices and sound effects are well done. Crazy entertaining story. Three more words
Review from Mimic & Me →
This is a fun and creatively told narrative about a lower level scout named Damon. Though a a twist of fate he ends up getting bonded with a mildly insane (cake obsessed) mimic. They join forces and powers to save an enslaved elf, and get up to all sorts of chaotic misadventures (and mischief in..