Deepwater Dungeon
A LitRPG Adventure
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Narrated by:
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Phil Thron
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Written by:
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Ryan Rimmel
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Boe Hagen
About this listen
It was just another sunny day at the coast when a life was changed forever...
What started as a prank for a young girl resulted in the elevation of a crab's existence. Now, wrenched from its happy life at the beach, the crab...HAS AWAKENED.
Sir Crabby finds himself thrust into sapience. Into a world filled with creatures both mundane and magical, a world where evil lurks beneath the waves.
Join Sir Crabby as he travels beneath the ocean, discovering power, adventuring forth and searching for his young friend as he's thrust into the Eternal Conflict of Arthos.
Bestseller Ryan Rimmel, author of Noobtown, teams up with Boe Hagen to bring you this hilarious and unique LitRPG Series about the most unlikely of heroes who gains access to a System, and all the wacky adventures that ensue.
©2022 Ryan Rimmel (P)2022 Recorded BooksWhat listeners say about Deepwater Dungeon
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Amazon Customer
- 2022-12-20
Sightling
The writers and reader did yet another amazing job! Ryan Rimmels series brought me to this book when waiting for his next part in the series Noob Town. The story did now disappoint.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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Performance3 out of 5 stars
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Story2 out of 5 stars
- Christian
- 2022-11-15
Too Serious,
Noobtown (the other series by Ryan Rommel) was fun, goofy, and had some cool game ideas.
This just doesn't hit the mark. The premise sounds like it could be fun, but it's delivered with way too much seriousness for what is ultimately a comedic setup.
Constant 80's and 90's game references clash with bizarre hour long quasi-divine philosophical debates, the story is painfully slow to progress, and has little substance.
The narrator also just didn't get the tone right. He is skillfully but makes everything sound serious. This book needed a much lighter narration.
The characters are both too dumb and too smart, being introduced as spontaneously sentient animals who are ignorant to many concepts, but then strangely knowledgeable about others.
it's just a weird, boring LitRPG about a crab with a very generic system and story with the only unique element being that the main character is a crab, and with none of the expected goofyness of said crab interacting with people or having funny adventures.
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