Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
The Dungeon Crawler Carl books are so much more than I thought they would be when I first started. I loved the first one, but each subsequent volume had shown enormous character growth and keep raising the stakes even more. I’ve laughed and cried more than I can remember with any other series I’ve read!
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
Not the most compelling or deep story but boy did time pass right by while listening. The people at Soundbooth once again take a good story and turn it amazing with their cast and audio. Full of humor and simple world to follow. Ready for the sequel.
Review from Dead Tired II →
Puns were less painful. Liked the story overall. Cultivators were still mooks for the most part.
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
please send me a sound track I would love to have that battle hymn
The voice acting was fantastic, well done in regards to all parts of the audio. Story was entertaining, and downright hilarious at most points.
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Really who needs pants! Fun book I really enjoyed it. Was not sure when started it but was a fun ride
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
This book series is the best! I highly recommend it! The narrator is incredibly talented!
Review from Dead Tired I →
the premise is interesting, and occasionally the story delivers. enough that I was disappointed at the sudden ending. but the story always takes a backseat to the authors ‘humor’. most writers in this genre seem to enjoy puns. this author LOVES puns. no. not puns, Dad Jokes. complete with elbow jabs, eyebrow wiggles, and over..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I have been hearing about these for years and finally said buy it. gladi did. I’ll buy more Carl was having a bad day and then a worse night. then things get worse.
Review from Dead Tired I →
The puns were getting painful. The story was decent. OP MC had more patience for mindless mooks than I would have expected. I like the caracters that have personality beyond “you dare”. Although the maturity of the Limpet is seems to fluctuate like the author has never interacted with someone in there late teens. It’s..