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I love the dungeon crawler Carl series with each book it just keeps getting better and better. I hope that this series continues on for a longtime.

that I could stand to listen to it from beginning to the end of the second book so far

I wanted to like this book. Sound booth theatre really brought this book to life, but the main character just killed it for me. Some minor spoilers ahead. The main character’s is a has been musician that is now in the body of a bard in a fantasy world. His entire backstory is pretty much..

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The series start is better than any of his other series by far and has a much better comedy presence

This one was a little bit of a slow starter for me but once things got moving I ripped right through it. If you like Frank from the Ripple system you will enjoy Screenie. Full of nods and little easter eggs this should turn into a fun series

good book. . . good narrator. . . will get the next book in the series.

I miss the narrator reading Doughnuts chat lines in a loud monotone voice. made it extra funny to me

By far the best LitRPG on the market. The characters and world deep and well thought out. The mix of sci-fi and fantasy is excellent and feels far more natural than it should. If you want to try at LitRPG then Dungeon Crawler Carl is the only option.

By far the best of the LitRPG genre. Witty, charming, and far deeper than you would expect.

An entertaining and humorous story about a struggling musician turned adventurer. A great addition to the starved genre trope that is The Bard. Lighthearted with plenty of action and drama, there’s just enough mystery and intrigue to keep you wanting more. Who IS this sarcastic, slightly-untrustworthy, aptly named A.I.? Is it true that whoever smelt..

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