Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
If you liked the pop-culture Easter eggs and game logic of Ready Player One, and if death-game stories from The Running Man to Squid Game scratch that survival-arena itch, Dungeon Crawler Carl will give you a good time. It’s violent, funny, occasionally gross, and surprisingly heartfelt in moments when humanity peeks through the spectacle. It..
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
I can’t wait for the next one! Excellent writing, excellent narration. This has been the highest quality audiobook series that I have ever had the pleasure of listening to.
Review from Man of War →
I have a strong distaste for books that end with a cliff hanger, expecting you to buy more books in the series to resolve the plot. Series books are great and there are many I like, but I strongly prefer a series so compellingly written that you want to read more of them, over a..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Great book but even better narration. If you like isekai anime or manga this is an immediate pick up.
I’m not gonna lie this one had me cracking up. The premise is very similar to most, a new system descends on humanity… But the narration in writing really sell this book. Had me laughing constantly, but also entertained and looking forward to Book 2
This one didn’t quite live up to the first two books. Carl and Doughnut are still the hilarious, awesome duo they’ve always been, but the railway system plot just lost me—it was overly complicated and hard to follow at times. Thankfully, the last few chapters brought the action back in full force and reminded me..
Review from Industrial Strength Magic →
this book was good enough to review, like, if you want to laugh and enjoy an immersing experience just get this
I can’t wait for the next books! The characters are so good and this book will make you laugh and cry. Just 10/10.
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
Voice actors make this story so fun to listen too.Can’t wait to read the next book of this series
What I appreciates about this book is that it wraps a D&D style world of magic in a science fiction candy shell. Yes, I’m putting this on my science fiction shelf. Who can stop me? This book follows a human protagonist. Ten guesses what his name is. And also his pet cat. This may sound..