Love the story, concepts, and characters. Buying the remainder of the available series now.
An TTRPG lovers dream
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
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The story just keeps going on and keeps getting better this volume is filled to the brim with little jokes World is fantastical yet easy to understand The hints for the future are fantastic and all the characters are getting to shine King Ford to future sagas
Wildly Enjoyable
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I enjoyed this immensely. It’s funny, well-written, and the characters are endearing. Was not expecting to enjoy it this much, but now I need the whole series.
After the first two books, I couldn’t wait to listen to the third, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up, and I wasn’t disappointed. A lot of LitRPGs just emulate World of Warcraft in some form or another. I really enjoy the system created for this series. Carl doesn’t break the fourth wall,..
The 3rd story in the tale of Boxxy and his MurderHobo crew of misfits continues to captivate and entertain. The addition of Divine Forces and an unexpected recruitment drive add to their comically dark destabilizing of lives across the Kingdom. Exceptional story, characters, and narration continue to enthrall and hold me to the story. A..
eh story is decent but the core/fairy interaction is annoying. The fairy is really annoying, book 2 seems to be better.
it was okay
Review from Monster Hunt NYC 2 →
it was okay all they didn’t do anything really special it kind of seemed like it just kind of ran around in a circle if you like the first one this one’s okay but I will wait for a sell don’t use a credit on it
and I can’t stop listening to it. It is just entertaining as hell. I can’t wait to see what happens in the lower levels!
Just brutally funny and entertaining, I enjoy the sprinkled-in pop culture references. The dungeon AI’s kink for Carl’s feet is oddly humorous and disturbing.
Heavy
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Absolutely captivating, when you peel back the layers it’s pretty grim though. When you look deeper than the absurdity, the societal and interpersonal undertones are grim and gut wrenching at times. This book brought me to tears just as many times as it did with huge belly laughs. Looking forward to what comes next, and..