This book was good as well as funny especially the way he talks about and acts towards the fobblins.
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Every time Mordicai talks the GD narrator makes an annoying frog noise. Completely ruins the whole novel. Piss poor worthless narration.
Big Budget, Weak Story
Review from Dragon Seed →
I’m half way through the book and I feel like I just finished the first chapter. It’s very slow, and while the concept is interesting, the story is a bit scattered. Theres two plots, the IRL plot and the game plot. The IRL plot gets dropped for the most part, though talking with people who..
The sounds and voices are SUPERB sound booth theatre did a great job. My only regret is that the book ended!
A great series
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
Dungeon Crawler Carl is a well thought out series that is somehow still getting better.
I love it, can’t wait to see more dinosaurs and mutations.I may not even wait for the next one on audio. Even though Jeff and Annie are two of the best for narration and voice acting. I may just have to get the kindle version first then the audio version when it comes out to.
loved this
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
nailed it. they got Carl and Donut very well. cannot wait to hear the other books.
Read This for lit RPG Fans
Review from World-Tree’s End →
for all fans of dungeon world or dungeon madness or any of the good LIT RPG books… this is the best. This has the solid ending, no sequel baiting or silly characters to make the protagonist feel better. This is about the grit of humanity, coming together and beating an unstoppable foe. all of the..
I absolutely cannot get enough of these characters. I re-listened to the whole series 3x in 2 months. The narrator is spot-on and the writing is whimsical and engaging. I find the leveling believable and the AI in the book makes me literally lol while listening. It’s rare for a book to have that effect..
Stellar
Review from Life Reset: Salvation →
I started this series for fun. But I can honestly say it that it developed into a true classic. It transcends the usual LitRPG formula. I’m not knocking LitRPG books I’ve read hundreds. But this book has emotional impact that most don’t. The Land’s author calls himself the father of LitRPG books, Shemer should call..