Red Dungeon

The creators of Nidhogg and Wheel World tackle the bullet heaven genre, but can't transcend its inherent weaknesses.

I've been a fan of Dungeon Crawler Carl for years now. I've read all of the books and listened to the audio versions, so the obvious next step for me was to pick up a copy of the first graphic novel. Having experienced Matt Dinniman's story multiple times already, my biggest concern going into the graphic novel adaptation is that it wouldn't feel additive. But despite a few minor issues, I can honestly say it is an awesome way to experience Carl and Princess Donut's chaotic integration into Dungeon Crawler Carl World.The first thing you'll notice, from the cover alone,

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

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