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After catching up with DCC I am on a mission to read everything else by Matt Dinniman and while this story is incredibly different, I think the writing quality is still just as good. I dont think everyone who likes DCC will like KBS, but if you can stomach gore and a bunch of gross ****, ABSOLUTELY check it out. This main character is very different than Carl and the places this story goes are even darker than DCC, but this just goes to show how versatile Dinniman can be as an author. This and Operation Bounce House have had really unique and great commentary and messaging and in this case the story does have a justified reason for going the places it does unlike some of the edgy tortute porn slop films/books. The last 3 hours or so of this book had me just sitting on my deck and vibing not multitasking as the twists and turns were so wild I couldn't even multitask. This production may have been more pricey than an Audible book, but I think it is incredibly fair for what you get. This is like 20 hours of immersive audio with original music/sfx and a full cast, so if you're hesitant to pay extra, you won't regret it. Super happy to support a small, independent team rather than a mega company and am excited to check out more Soundbooth immersive productions even if the writing doesn't reach the highs this story did, I don't mind, I LOVE the immersion.

Wow. What an adventure. Loved the story, the characters, the atmosphere... The author built an amazing world, and it makes me wish it was turned into an actual game (maybe without some of the more horrible stuff). The cinematic autio really added a lot to the experience. Chapter 75 in particular was a masterpiece. I purchased this because I really enjoyed the cinematic audio in Dungeon Crawler Carl, but I didn't expect it to be THAT good with this book. Jeff and the team did an amazing job as always.

Viscerally real and darkly poingant. Coming over from DCC, I was expecting a similar dark comedy romp. I was not expecting *that.* While it can be easy to get lost in the gruesome (and this audio production does an incredible job making things especially gruesome), the story deals with raw, deep emotional subjects genuinely without shying away from their real consequences. The production team does an incredible job, and the voice talent brings everyone to life. I appreciated the trigger warning placed before the most intense scene of the book, and thought that, with a production as intense as this, a little more warning could've been given at the beginning of the book. Altogether, an incredible audio experience!

Fantasic book by Matt Dinniman, as always. And fantastic work from Soundbooth Theater, as always. Very dark, very morbid, and very difficult to stomach at times but books like this are right up my alley so I loved it. Well done all around from everyone involved.

coming from dungeon crawler carl, i looked at plenty of reviews to see what i was getting into. Honestly, what a great story. the universe, storyline, characters and narration are absolutely spot on. dont come into this book thinking its like DCC, its not. its dark, its gory, its deep, its unique and i will definatly recommend to my friends

Ive listened through twice.. Just finished.. I feel shellshocked. Such an incredible world with an insane plot and characters you cant help but become invested in.. Beware.. this is not an "everyone lives happily ever after" story..

holy ****... the last conversation with banksy... that epilogue... lord i wish he stayed i wish i didnt hear about the cutting. 12/12 great everything

distrubing in the best way. never read a book like this before.

This story alone is worth downloading the app

Telented voice delivery, and a well written story. Kept me riveted all the way through. My only downvote (mirrored in another comment) a couple of the enhanced voiceovers were impossible for me to decipher. i appreciate the commitment to over-the top delivery in limited situations, but it was more than I could understsnd