The Dungeon Predator (The Dungeon Slayer #5) — The Book Where Nothing Goes Right
The Dungeon Predator is the darkest entry in The Dungeon Slayer yet — a brutal, exposition-heavy book five that tests how much punishment a series can take.
The Dungeon Predator is the darkest entry in The Dungeon Slayer yet — a brutal, exposition-heavy book five that tests how much punishment a series can take.
A review of Trash Alchemist (Book 1) — a LitRPG isekai with a genuinely interesting modern-knowledge premise, undercut by sloppy plotting and a magic system that doesn’t add up.
My LitRPG picks of 2025: Iron Prince, Beware of Chicken, Chrysalis, Hell Mode and one carried over from 2024, all from reviews on the blog.
Anthony, the ant with a human past, returns in Chrysalis 2: Upping the Ante! Facing a monster wave and human threats, he leads his colony to the surface in this epic LitRPG adventure. Expect more stats, skills, and evolution in this thrilling sequel.
Hell Mode: Volume 2 ramps up the action and humor as Allen navigates noble life, monster hunting, and the challenges of “Hell Mode” difficulty. This review delves into the character development, world-building, and hilarious moments that make this progression fantasy a must-read.
Dive into the captivating world of “Hell Mode: Volume 1”! This review explores the unique premise, compelling protagonist, and intricate world-building that make this progression fantasy novel a must-read for fans of LitRPG and isekai.
Immerse yourself in Fire and Song, the thrilling sequel to Iron Prince. Follow Reidon Ward as he trains, battles, and builds bonds in a universe on the brink of war. A must-read for fans of progression fantasy and epic sci-fi!
Explore why Iron Prince by Bryce O’Connor and Luke Chmilenko is the ultimate progression sci-fi epic. Discover its unique fusion of LitRPG elements, masterful storytelling, and unforgettable characters. A must-read for fans of the genre!
RinoZ’s Chrysalis #1: The Antventure Begins is a delightful and innovative addition to the LitRPG genre. While many stories in this category focus on overpowered heroes and grand quests, this…
Okay, folks, gather ’round! It’s time to talk about one of my absolute favorite LitRPG finds of the year: Beware of Chicken. I stumbled upon this gem on Kindle Unlimited…
My LitRPG picks of 2024: Mark of the Fool, the Solo Leveling anime, and the Dungeon Crawler Carl and System Apocalypse books I was still recommending.
The gods of Thameland mark five Heroes every century. Alex Roth drew the worst one — the Fool. Here’s why Book 1 of J.M. Clarke’s magic-academy progression fantasy is one of the best on-ramps the genre has produced.
I read the Solo Leveling manhwa years before Crunchyroll picked it up. Here’s how A-1 Pictures’ anime adaptation actually stacks up, episode by episode.
My LitRPG picks of 2022 are mostly Dungeon Crawler Carl: a man, his ex’s show cat and an eighteen-floor dungeon that’s also a galactic reality show.
Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 3 traps the crawlers in the Iron Tangle and hands Carl a secret sabotage manual. Why The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook rules.
Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 2 drops Carl and Donut into the Over City, a bigger, meaner floor. Here’s why Carl’s Doomsday Scenario deepens the series.
Earth becomes a galactic dungeon game show and one guy in his boxers survives. Here’s why Dungeon Crawler Carl is the funniest, meanest LitRPG around.
My LitRPG picks of 2020: Life in the North, the different zombie story Land of the Undying and an overpowered wizard that’s pure fun.
let’s talk about Life in the North. Written by Canadian author Tao Wong it is a quintessential LitRPG and definitely worth reading.
Legend of the Arch Magus (Books 1 & 2) from Audible is a good uncomplicated read (or listen) that will help pass the time especially if you’re looking for overpowered characters!
If you’re a fan of LitRPG titles you could do a lot worse than the Dark Elf Chronicles and the Land of the Undying. Its a fun and fast read with characters that you care about both in and out of the game.