LitRPG Forum discussion

I’ve started reading these type of books 2 years ago and fell in love. So far I’ve loved:

-Survival quest: way of the shaman
- He who fights monsters
- Nova terra
- something: Full murderhobo
- New world

It feels like I can’t get enough and have read 50+ books a year.

What are y’all’s favorites and any recommendations?

PS: dreaming of getting sent into a world with the “System”

Those are all great titles! We all want to magically portal into some of these worlds.
Try Skythief by Matthew Wolf. It just came out on kindle and audible. Super fun.

Would it be fun! I’ll add it too my list thanks!

Try "The Land" by Aleron Kong
Trapped Mind Project (Emerilia Series) - Michael Chatfield
Check my list for some additionals

I like "The Adventures on Brad" (pronounced "broad") series by Tao Wong
and I second "The Land" by Aleron Kong
Maybe "Rogue Dungeon" by James A Hunter, it's very well-written for the genre

Thanks! I’ll add those for sure! Also I really enjoyed the work done by Dakota Kraut.

Not sure why this posted 3 times..

The Portal to Nova Roma is awesome.

Tree of Aeons is fantastic.

And one of my favorites is Dungeon Crawler Carl. so good

Check out these series:

Dungeon Crawler Carl
Defiance of the Fall
Primal Hunter
Shadeslinger
Iron Prince

Thanks loved gunslinger!

Dungeon Crawler Carl
Defiance Of The Fall
Iron Prince
The Primal Hunter
Rogue Dungeon

Such a hard question!
Dungeon Crawler Carl
Survival Quest
Defiance of the Fall
The Two Week Curse
just to name a few.

Have you seen this? It is kind of hidden and hasn't been trimmed or updated in a while, but there are some good ones on here. https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1...


also The Wandering Inn , hello!

Ten Realms series
Terra Nova and the following Tower series
Primal Hunter

Awesome thanks! I’ve got a ton of really good books on my wish list! Y’all have been really helpful.

The Land series by Aleron Kong
Shadow Sun series by Dave Wilmarth
NoobTown series by Ryan Rimmel
all 3 of these have been great and had huge replay value.
Also Dave and Aleron have multiple series and they are all great as well.
The Good Guys and Bad Guys series by Eric Ugland
Dungeon Crawler Carl, Ascend Online, Light Online, Legend of the Archmagus, and many of those listed earlier.

Path of Ascension by C Mantis
Many of us have it all and are immortal. Now what about our kids?

all time favorite right now would be book of the dead https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/470...

also love dungeon hunter carl

Yes, The Land series is a must.
Also, Free the Darkness by Kel Kade.

Two favorites.
Dungeon crawler Carl
Immortal great souls
Both are fantastic. Currently on book two of immortal great souls.

Cole wrote: "Two favorites.
Dungeon crawler Carl
Immortal great souls
Both are fantastic. Currently on book two of immortal great souls."
hmmm never heard of immortal great souls. i'll have to check it out. i agree on the Dungeon crawler carl. Fantastic books!

All time favorite LitRPG is
https://zelluloza.ru/books/19646-Hron...
soooooo cool

The quest academy series by Brian Norton is my favorite right now. The pacing of the over all timeline is a pretty slow, however the writing is really good and the world building is great; book three came out recently as well.

Thanks! I’ve been reading a lot! I’ve loved the Wandering inn as well as Battle mage farmer and any other book by Seth Ring. I’ll add your recommendations to my To-Read. Thanks again

I found Michael Dalton's 'Trailer Park Elves' to be a fun humorus take on the genre.

Solo Leveling's light novels are pretty good.

Been reading The Good Guys series by Eric Ugland (which is a separate series from The Bad Guys) and have been loving it. Humor sprinkled throughout occasionally hits like Dungeon Crawler Carl. Currently on book 9 of 15. Recommend!

Highlights:
- Great progression that isn't super crunchy.
- Morally torn protag on a redemption arc.
- The core cast has a unique voice and personality that doesn't feel contrived.
- The stakes unable to be ignored and become more desperate as the series progresses.
- The protag is OP, but still runs up against obstacles he can't just smash his way through.
- There's city-building, but done artfully and never a slogging focus.

Negatives:
- The protag's inner depression will at times conflict with his personality, resulting in frustrating sequences.
- Not too many other negs to say. If you've read a good amount of LitRPGs, this series won't bring anything particularly new to the table, but remains entertaining regardless.