horribly painful to listen to. had to skip entire chapters because music, sound effects and voices were so bad
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Amazing series with perfect narration! No notes, just sit back and enjoy! So much fun!
Perfect
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
One of best humor and 100% best audio conducted book series ever!! Thanks guys, headed to next book!
It’s great
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I knew nothing about this book going in. I really like it. It’s like Ready Player 1 meats dungeons and dragons. As soon as I finish book one I started book two.
Enjoyed the entire book!!!
Review from Riftside 1 →
So without any spoilers, I love the banter between the characters. Especially the two main characters. Rock’s voice and personality (to me) are if you took Cookie Monster’s voice with Skippy’s ego (Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson) and Oberon’s (Iron Druid by Kevin Hearne) obsessive personality and mashed them together into a hammer. That is..
liked.
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
would recommend 👌. hmm 15 word minimum. Well, the guy reading does good with the script.
The narrator is magic!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Awesomeness! I heard so much about this book. This is the first video game fiction I’ve read. And I was so engaged!
Pure Audiobook Perfection
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I don’t even read books. Ever. But Dungeon Crawler Carl changed that. I started on Kindle, got hooked, switched to Audible—and now I’m tearing through the series. Jeff Hays’ narration? Perfect. He doesn’t just voice the characters, he becomes them. Donut the cat is iconic, hilarious, and totally unforgettable thanks to Hays. And Carl? I..
This is such a great book that my family listens together, with us loving this book more than the last. The quests added a new detective style to the story and kept us sitting in the car until we heard the conclusion. A rare moment from my teenage son!
what’s not to love about well written characters and story arcs? plus read by such a talented mad genius? This is peak literature.