Review from Jackson →
These just get better with every volume! I can’t wait to see what Boxxy and his crew get into in the next one! And the folks over at SBT are PERFECT! ELLC is my absolute favorite series from them and the writing from Neven Iliev couldn’t be a better match. My only complaint is I..
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
it is a beautiful book full of fish and the smells of sweaty potatoes just sometimes.
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
Another awesome store. I loved listening to it and always enjoy the humor. Will be starting the next book soon.
Review from Jackson →
I don’t feel like giving a true review but felt the book at least deserved a small one to pad its star rating. One of the few long running series that doesn’t get stale.
Review from Bone Dungeon →
The book is fantastic and reminiscent of the Divine Dungeon series while being clearly unique. The premise of a second yet different chance is satisfying and there is steady character growth and thankfully progression that doesn’t feel like you’ll have to wait a full book for anything worthwhile, which is becoming common. The narration itself..
The storyboard that MD must have on his wall probably needs a warehouse sized surface to place all his notes, subjects, lore, quests, and character lines just to keep some semblance of order and continuity. This book adds a substantial level of complexity to an already complex series, but in a way we have become..
Review from The Chosen Two →
This has been a great continuation of the story. It reminds me a lot of Artificial Jelly but more light hearted and campy. I can’t wait for the final conclusion.
Not mediocre I suppose. I mean the five stars in every category I could find are really just pity. Lackluster performance by Jeff jand co., just barely giving a perfect performance. Storyline is so good I had a hard time doing anything else but listen to the audio, which was quite inconvenient and kind of..
Really great narration and voice work on top of a fun, unique, sci-fi story idea. Great humor.
About halfway through the first book, this series went from my intended, “light-hearted read between heavier books” to “every moment of my free time is now devoted to Dungeon Crawler Carl.” Just like with the first book, this was filled with nonstop ridiculous nonsense…but the author also introduces you to his bizarre universe in such..