Infinite Dungeon Crawler: The Frozen Expanse

From Lethal Company to Antichamber, these eight games capture the same survive-and-strategize energy that makes Dungeon Crawler Carl such a wild ride.

The Dungeon Crawler Carl TV show has taken a big step forward with Chris Yost and Eric Heisserer being named co-showrunners for the series.Matt Dinniman's popular LitRPG series was officially confirmed for Peacock earlier this year, but we haven't heard much news about it since then. Yost had already been attached to the project as writer, but the move to co-showrunner is a step up. The addition of Heisserer brings a second helping of sci-fi chops to the series.Yost has worked on a number of Star Wars and Marvel projects over the years. He acted as a consultant and writer for the first

The Snapshot Games team spent months playing the board game to understand its complex rules, with help from designer Isaac Childres.

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor floundered when it was new, but I have to admit that I'm very interested in this re-release.

The Dungeon Crawler Carl series has fully dunked itself in the mainstream this year, and as someone who loves LitRPG books, I couldn't be happier about it. Matt Dinniman's rollercoaster of a story is hard to put down once you start reading, but that does mean you can work through them pretty quickly. If you've already burned through all eight Dungeon Crawler Carl books and are hungry for more, I have a few suggestions for what you should read next. There's nothing exactly like DCC out there, but there are a few series that offer similar vibes worth checking out as you descend f