I stumbled across the series roughly a year ago and have been absolutely booked since. As someone who frequently tries to predict endings because I get bored following the story, I’m happy to say the writer and subsequent story teller keeps me locked into each chapter. Of course there are some parts that seem obvious..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
The narrator and production value balanced nicely with the cheeky storyline. Ready for round two.
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
Great ensemble performance by all the voice actors. This is a zany, funny, butt-kickin’ RPG ride. Hitchhikers guide to the Universe meets Hunger Games and a little bit of Reacher…Bravo!
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Amazing per usual (this needs to be fifteen words) hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Hilarious story and wonderful narration. Brings me back to the days of rolling the ole d20. Moving on to Book 2 NOW!
Review from Mimic & Me 2 →
This book was pretty rough & I just couldn’t finish the last 2 hours. I stated before in Book 1 that this is a great starter Litrpg and I still agree with it but I really wish it would stop with all the explaining of the obvious -> Oh, how I come to accept eating..
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
This is, quite literally, a series that has changed my life. If you judge this book by the cover(s) you may dismiss it; however, if you read it (or listen) I promise the characters will captivate you and you will be left with DCC as the gold standard by which you judge all other books..
Review from Mimic & Me 2 →
Anything by sound booth is amazing, and this really is scratching the dungeon crawler Carl books.
A barefoot, likeable beefcake in boxer shorts and his ex girlfriend’s champion Persion cat suddenly find themselves in a galactic video game of sorts. They are among several million survivors of a major extinction level event caused by galactic corporate greed, and they can only continue to survive by excelling in the game. The excellent..
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
I wasn’t sure what I wanted from book 7, but I found it in this book.