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Dungeon Crawler Carl: Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 1 (Kindle eBook)
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- Premise: Coast Guard veteran Carl is forced to team up with his ex-girlfriend's spoiled show cat, Princess Donut, after aliens invade Earth and destroy human civilization.
- The twist: The survivors are forced into a deadly, video game–style dungeon that is actually a galaxy-wide reality TV show.
- Gameplay: Carl and Princess Donut must fight monsters, navigate traps, collect magical items, and level up to survive.
- Tone: A bizarre mix of fantasy, science fiction, dark humor, and survival adventure.
- Wild elements: Exploding goblins, magical potions, and drug-dealing llamas are just part of the deadly game.
- Overall: A chaotic and humorous litRPG adventure about surviving an alien-run game show while trying to reach the next level.
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Amazon has Dungeon Crawler Carl: Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 1 (Kindle eBook) on sale for $0.99.
Thanks Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal
Note: Eligible Prime members may apply earned No-Rush Shipping credits to this purchase (check balance).
About this eBook:
Thanks Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal
Note: Eligible Prime members may apply earned No-Rush Shipping credits to this purchase (check balance).
About this eBook:
- Premise: Coast Guard veteran Carl is forced to team up with his ex-girlfriend's spoiled show cat, Princess Donut, after aliens invade Earth and destroy human civilization.
- The twist: The survivors are forced into a deadly, video game–style dungeon that is actually a galaxy-wide reality TV show.
- Gameplay: Carl and Princess Donut must fight monsters, navigate traps, collect magical items, and level up to survive.
- Tone: A bizarre mix of fantasy, science fiction, dark humor, and survival adventure.
- Wild elements: Exploding goblins, magical potions, and drug-dealing llamas are just part of the deadly game.
- Overall: A chaotic and humorous litRPG adventure about surviving an alien-run game show while trying to reach the next level.
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About this Offer:
- This sale price matches this Popular FrontPage Deal which received over 60 Thumbs Up from the community.
- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Dungeon Crawler Carl is a fast, funny LitRPG series with strong world building, memorable characters, and an audiobook version that gets especially high praise for Jeff Hays and SoundBooth Theater. The Kindle edition is a cheap entry point, and the Audible add on is reported to stay around $5 to $6 once the ebook is owned. The story starts with a rough, tutorial heavy first book and lots of battle detail, then shifts toward richer character work and broader world building. The main caveat is that the early pacing and juvenile humor do not land for everyone, and the series keeps you waiting for the next volume.
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Book 1 is the roughest and most tutorial-heavy entry, with a lot of granular battle and power-up detail. The series then shifts toward richer world-building, relationships, and character backstories, and many readers say it improves noticeably by book 3.
The audiobook is strongly favored for its narration, and the SoundBooth Theater version adds music and sound effects. The ebook and audiobook tell the same story, but the audio format is often described as the better way to experience the series once you know you like it.
Yes. The Audible add-on price is reported at about $5 to $6 when you own the Kindle edition, making the combined cost roughly $6 to $7 total. The discount can also persist later, so there is no need to buy the audiobook immediately.
Yes. The tone reportedly becomes darker as the series progresses, even as the world-building and character depth increase.
Yes, the entire series is included in Kindle Unlimited. A free 3-month trial can make that route the cheapest way to read the books, especially if you want to pair KU with discounted Audible add-ons.
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https://slickdeals.net/f/20124006-3-for-2-11-57-dungeon-crawler-carl-hardcover-books-at-amazon
Kindle Unlimited has the entire series included in the subscription which you can do a free 3-month trial.
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But you could also just buy the first book for $1 today and pay $6 to see if you like it enough before buying the rest. As others have said, the first book is very granular with showing how the battles work as the characters are also learning how it works. But as the books continue, the focus of the actual play-by-play of the battles goes down in favor of the world-building, relationships, and the characters' pasts. If it hadn't changed the storytelling after book 1 or 2, I would have had to drop them too. Book 3 is when it really clicked for me, but it definitely gets better as it goes on. I'm finishing up book 6 at the moment.
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