This book is silly fun! If you play mmo’s, are a theater kid, or you play d&d you’ll probably love it. If none of that sounds fun to you, you’ll likely hate it. Now to go find book 2.
Great narrator!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
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The story is great, but
Review from Ascension →
I really enjoyed the first book. I also enjoyed this book, but it is so short it feels like a waste of a credit. There is a 2 hour straight chunk of this book that is nothing but stats. It honestly felt like it was added to fill time. Good stories don’t have to be..
It was an amazing performance
Review from Riftside 1 →
This was an amazing book hands down for the genre, especially I love hearing Jeff Hayes play as Rock and all the other things. Voice actors as well. Please hurry up and get the next book done and keep writing more to this story
Carl and Donuts journey in this post apocalyptic nightmare is one of the most enjoyable things I have ever listened to. The world building, the social commentary, the voice acting?!? Everything is perfect. No notes. Do not read if you are easily offended by foul language or don’t want to see bad human tropes dragged..
Fun and unexpected. I don’t know what I was expecting but I couldn’t stop listening and laughed my ass off. Well produced and narrated. I highly recommend it.
If Jeff Hayes wasn’t reading this….
Review from Man of War →
Honestly, if Jeff Hayes wasn’t the narrator I wouldn’t have gotten to chapter 62. I gave up after that. And it was a struggle to get there based on the story because by then I had already figured out the plot and there were little to no surprises left the author could throw at me…
amazing, just amazing
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
it’s in the title! Just dowload and go experience it for yourself! You will not be disappointed
why are these books so good, I swear to god each one just seems to up the previous one
Wow, just wow.
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
I had heard great things about dungeon crawler Carl from several sources, but when my non-geeky buddy recommended it to me, especially the audiobook version, I knew I was doing myself a disservice by not trying it. I’ve listened to a few LitRpg style audiobooks before, but I’ve never finished a series. The rambling of..
As the title implies I thought this was a pretty good book but it lags a bit because the author is stretching out the dungeon levels and underlying story too much. Also the sound studio has a tendency to overproduce some of the sounds and effects and that can be annoying at times. Still worth..