Loved the story, loved the characters, lives the voice acting. Need more of this story soon!
Voice Acting is amazing
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
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Goddamn it Doughnut!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Hilarious. Definitely a good listen, and I’m not even a gammer! Can’t wait to hear the next one.
NEW ACHIEVEMENT! You’ve finished Dungeon Crawler Carl book 7! Reward?!?
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Mongo would be appalled if I refused to leave a review after my 26 hour trek through the 9th floor of the World Dungeon. As always, Matt Dinniman ha woven quite the tale for us this time. Filled start to finish with action, comedy and some solid drama (all narrated be the phenomenal Jeff Hayes)..
I really love the writing and production of this series, I loved this addition and am eager to hear more of this in the future!
epic
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
this is the best series ever. Matt is a genius and Jeff is a wizard. Love every single thing about this series.
While SOME reviews might laud the amazing writing and sprawling world building of Matt Dinniman, or the ALWAYS awesome narration of the wildly-talented Jeff Hays… We BOTH know you know this already. If you’re reading this, it’s because you’ve already listened to the other 6 books, and are currently waiting for the title to finish..
Better than the first one!
Review from Dead Tired II →
I liked this one even more than the first one! the Mem voice is also so perfect. can’t wait for the next one! make sure you listen to the end for a bonus short story
Awesome
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
All of these books are great, and the audiobooks are of the highest quality. I can’t wait for the next one.
Unsatisfying ending
Review from Life Reset: Hobnobbing →
The beginning of this book involves our protagonist’s attempt to get crafting materials from a nearby hobgoblin city. This requires the usual MMORPG series of chained quests, which work out about as you might expect. These are done pretty well, with decent underlying logic and an interesting set of complications. In the ending, the conflict..
All the cut and paste.
Review from Time-Marked Warlock →
I thought, overall, it was a decent story. Every time the warlock shifted time it seemed like cut and paste. It appeared like Shami couldn’t credit her audience with the intelligence to understand that …and he shifted… meant he went back in time. Also, the characters, seemed to be somewhat bipolar. First they were calm..