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the writing seemed peiced together like the author didn’t know where he was going. they would describe a street they traveled but then go back and give more details about before they traveled the street. jokes fell pretty flat. narration was good. sound booth theater always does a good job.

super addictive, absolutely fun, and totally awesome! can’t wait to check out more from this author and production company.

I get penny pinching but it’s constant, to make it worse it’s not consistent. they pass up money constantly, ignoring some of the many victims gear. then complaining about small expenses, while ignoring huge ones.

It doesn’t use the genre of LITRPG as a crutch, but instead unlocks the potential lock in the genre. It’s is well written with witty and intriguing characters. I don’t normally recommend audio books, but I highly recommend this book if you want an enjoyable story.

the first half of this book is so boring however the next half is what makes this book the best one yet the music was on point the battle was epic and the dark lord has risen

get it already. if you’re on book 5 you probably have. so excited for book 6.

Even felt like soundbooth phoned it in on this one. Can’t think of a redeeming thing in the book.

Entertaining. A cross between Hunger Games and The Running Man set in some Tolkien goblin dungeon. The catch phrase made me laugh out loud when it was introduced. Glad this is a series.

An amazing addition to an excellent series! I saw Dungeon Crawler Carl recommended a few times and it didn’t seem like my type of book, but the story is incredible! It’s the perfect mix of humor and serious messages. My dog also loves Carl and Donut because I have been taking her on extra long..

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This book is absolutely hilarious, cunning, and heroic in the best messed up ways possible. I would recommend this book to any adult still claiming to have any kind of sense of adventure or a shred of humor still in this crazy life we live.