I found this one super tough to follow. It’s huge in its scope and has soooo many ideas that could have spent some more time on the cutting board. Some really moving climaxes. Some marred by the pure absurdity of it all. Maybe that’s the point huh. You know what you’re getting into if you’ve..
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I really tried to give this a chance because of the unique storyline from a monsters point of view & because I’ve enjoyed Jeff Hays narrations for DCC. The girls are all made out to be dumb, crazy, their voices are awful & they have obnoxious boobs. Which the author has to describe their bodies..
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This book was a lot slower than the others in the series but obviously still DCC and worth the credit.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Seven books in and still loving it!Carl and gang finally arrived on the ninth floor. They pull out all the stops to take down the show runners who paid to come play with their lives. They learn why Earth was harvested. The meet many previous crawlers. And put plans in place to end the Crawl..
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You don’t really think about it when listening to audio book, but adding music to the background really adds to the atmosphere. This is the first book on audible that I’ve seen do this and I wish more did. As if only further improves my opinion of this book on top of the great story.
I was recommended this by a buddy, and he couldn’t have been more spot on for an exciting, balls to the wall, action packed book! Loved it from the very first page? Second? You get it
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I see the crawl as a metaphor for capitalism because of how it grinds people up for the enrichment of the elite rulers.
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The Dungeon Crawler Carl series has a fantastic idea, plot, characters, and humor. Furthermore, Jeff Hayes crushes the narration! I generally prefer reading books rather than listening to them, but I prefer the audiobook version of thus because Jeff does such a great job with narration.
I expected this one would be lacking for me a bit as it was going to be all about faction wars. It felt to hard to keep track alot of the time as there were so many different characters. I think Jeff did a great job getting through it the best he can as it..