amazing, “time to pay the daddy tax”. can’t wait for the next one. best sci-fi in years
so good
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
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character development
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
The reader did an excellent job with cadence and inflection. Great character development and humor.
Obsessed
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
Can’t sleep just devour. On book 3 in about 2 days , it’s just that good
I started out liking it because of it’s pacing and “romp” like feel. After a few run throughs I realized how well the characters and world are developed which got overlooked initially. The writing is much better than you would think based on how many penis jokes occur.
Humanely Humorous
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
Under the explosions, loot drops, and profanity, the series is doing something very old and very human: “What happens to morality when survival becomes a game?” Loss of humanity under pressure The dungeon strips people down to choice Not strength, not luck — choice Survival doesn’t excuse cruelty, but it tempts it Community vs. self-interest..
Gotta Catch Em All
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
A new era breaks for the crawlers where the most dangerous of weapons is introduced in the dungeon to the delight and horror of the remaining contestants. That weapon is..a child’s cardgame. Yup. You read that right…So stack your decks, pick your planes walkers, and prepare to du-du- du-du duel!
I couldn’t finish it. Clearly the author has there fetishes and writes basically porn. Which is too bad, the MC story seems great. But I couldn’t get past the vore, beastiality, or rape fantasies. That said, Jeff hays is fantastic as always.
TLDR: The videogame announcer voice is so annoying, I’m just gonna read the rest of this series instead of listening to it. Lets get the good stuff out of the way. The story is good. It’s a modern take on unwilling average Joe is thrust into a crazy situation and becomes a hero. The writing..
Love the obscure references
Review from Jackson →
Wet bandits! That was a great one to sneak in there ala Home Alone. There was a slight reference to the cabbage vendor in Avatar which was great too.
Dungeon Crawler Carl: Book 7 – This Inevitable Ruin sets the gold standard for what audiobooks should be. Each installment somehow improves on the last, and by this point the production has reached another level entirely. The voice acting is phenomenal—every character now has a fully realized voice, personality, and presence that feels effortless and..