Review from Tol-Saroth →
Neven Iliev has outdone himself in Tol-Saroth, and the audiobook production by Soundbooth Theater is nothing short of spectacular. From the layered narration to sharp pacing, this volume is a high point in the Everybody Loves Large Chests series so far. Narrative Voice & CharacterThe narration is rich and full-bodied. Jeff Hays and the cast..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
One of the best audiobooks I have ever listened to. Funny and original, great characters and setting.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
The only thing I dislike is that we have to wait for the next book.
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
So entertaining to listen to as this book comes to life. I am enthralled and can’t wait for the next book!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
You’re reading a review of this book! Reward? You get to learn if someone liked it. Honestly, this is a great book. Give it a listen and enjoy the adventures of Carl and Doughnut.
The story continues to be just amazing. Loved this installment, and how the extended cast got in on everything
So, fair warning. I’ll try to keep it vague, but this review WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS First things first, THE GOOD: – Narration is 10/10. Jeff Hays is the only reason I stuck around as long as I did. I love his work in other series, and highly recommend looking at most things he reads. –..
Each Floor having its own theme. Player dynamics. I don’t like the constant gd. It’s over done and makes me sick. Other than that, the rest is very good.
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
Super entertaining throughout with a ton of hijinx. Loves this one! They’ve all been great but this was my favorite so far.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Let me start by saying that I do not play video games nor role player games. I have have kids who do, and that was more than enough to fully understand the game mechanics, prize boxes, etc. Beyond all that, this series is a story about people put in an untenable situation, forced to do..