Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
This installment of the DCC series does an amazing job weaving in new characters and building on the character development from the previous. We learn more about some of the key crawlers from the previous book and watch the crawlers grow closer. It is also a very interesting twist on the Team Meadowlark storyline. Thanks..
This book is definitely a bit of a brain twister. The train system is a complicated story, but very well done. Dinniman manages to convey a very complex system and the crawlers response to it. The story greatly expands Carl and Donut as characters. Again, can’t speak highly enough about the narration.
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
The third floor of Dungeon Crawler Carl introduces a whole new layer of chaos with race and class selection. While many second books in a series are a lull, this book is quite the opposite. This book builds upon the first, expanding our knowledge of the dungeon and the larger universe. There are elements of..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I can’t speak highly enough of this series. Carl and Donut are an incredible combination. The series features a unique concept for a LitRPG adventure with familiar elements. The AI that controls the dungeon adds a layer of surreal humor that builds on the already hilarious interactions between a man and his cat. The audible..
This was a great series. The first book was compelling, great character building and interesting world building. The second book dragged a bit, keeping the main characters apart. Part three was terrific, an excellent reunion. The only complaint is the lag in the story on the second book, but worth listening all the way through.
This series is so fantastic!! And especially the supers ex heroes! Love having multiple voice actors and when they do thing like change how the voice sound if it’s on radio or through walls etc! Amazing!! Cannot wait to read the rest! Highly recommend! Currently trying to figure out the chronological order of how they..
This book series, including this book, has a great storyline but has been rife with sexual tension, and it’s just not my thing. I’ve ignored it through the first four, but with this book, Balwin ramped the sexual focus to a level I can’t continue to enjoy.
matrix + star wars + avatar “strike me down, I will become more powerful than you can ever imagine.” All the plot threads tied up, the Mary Sue issue resolved, plot twists that works well and an ending that leaves you satisfied. Well done, Mr. Kutnits, well done.
For my tastes, this story was decent but not great but could have been a four-star review from me if it wasn’t for how Rowland wrote the main character. This was my major turn-off. I found Esil to be whiny and petulant, and pretty unlikeable. I also disliked the social-justice theme, bing all-too unrealistic to..
An amazing array of socially-awkward descriptors made this an absolute delight to listen too. looking forward to continuing the series in the months ahead.