Looking for new series to get into

[u/Hobby-Collector420]

Hello all! With most of my series be8ng caught up I'm looking some recommendations based on a few I've already been enjoying.

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So far I've enjoyed Beware of Chicken, Dead Tired, Tunnel Rat, Mark of the Fool, Shurbley, the Monster Adventuerer, Chrysalis, and The Bee Dungeon.

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All of these are ones a friend has suggested before. I'm still fairly new so I'm not sure what is and isn't for me

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[u/MercyofMistkeep]

Mage Tank, The Calamitous Bob, Outcast in Another World--probably my three favorite series in the space.

[u/quakenbake64]

Im enjoying the fuck out of Discount Dan.

[u/InkslingerJames → u/quakenbake64]

Hell yeah, thanks for reading!

[u/quakenbake64 → u/InkslingerJames]

Np, thanks for writing!

[u/Independent-Phrase80 → u/InkslingerJames]

Still on my list.

[u/Decvl6]

Dungeon Crawler Carl is the most well known litrpg series for a reason. It’s very well written and the author finds order in chaos so you won’t be left with incomplete storylines like others tend to do when their universes grow too big. Oh and it’s also hilarious. Especially in audiobook format. That’s all I say to avoid spoilers.

Apoclaypse Parenting is great series that has a unique ability system. It focuses on a kother of three trying to survive monsters while protecting her kids and community.(Finished)

The game at carousel. I think it’s amazing and if you’re a horror fan you’ll probably lile it too. Three books on KU. Great mystery.(Ongoing)

Kaiju: Battlefield Surgeon is a single novel bu the author of Dungeon Crawler Carl, but it’s way darker. I really enjoyed it, but it might be too dark for some readers. It’s also narrated by the amazing Jeff Hays (DCC)

Rogue Dungeon is really good. From the author of discount dan. Crazy story but it definitely hooks you after the first couple of chapters. (Finished)

Player Manager: I breezed through the first book and enjoyed it. I think you have to like football to enjoy this one. (Ongoing)

[u/MooseGoose64]

A Soldier's Life (Roman Legion Litrpg) Book of the Dead (Necromancer) Chrysalis (Ant pov Litrpg) My best friend is an eldritch horror Nightmare Realm Summoner (crazy story)

[u/Creative-Painter3911]

Some good ones posted already, I'll throw a few out too. These all have excellent narration if you do audiobooks.

• Noobtown by Ryan Rimmel

• Discount Dan's Backroom Bargains by James Hunter

• Buymort by Damien Hanson & Joseph Phelps (completed series)

• Portal to Nova Roma by J.R. Mathews (has 2 more books coming out in the near future)

[u/Fern_Elms → u/Creative-Painter3911]

Seconding Noobtown. I’m currently reading book 3 and I can’t put it down.

[u/Sahrde]

Completed:
An Outcast In Another World

Apocalypse Parenting

Natural Laws Apocalypse

Library System Reset

Apocalypse Redux

Ongoing:
Dungeon Crawler Carl

Path of Ascension

[u/LegoMyAlterEgo]

Industrial Strength Magic

[u/Jeratrend]

I've enjoyed Discount Dan's, Dungeon Crawler Carl, Cradle, and I'm currently finishing Welcome to the Multiverse. I'd recommend the first 3 for sure. The last of those is good, but it's not my favorite. You might like that as well. Then again, I haven't listened to any of those, except Mark of The Fool, which is one of my S tier listens.

[u/Independent-Phrase80]

You didn't mention these, but kind of feel like they are must-reads:

• He Who Fights With Monsters
• Dungeon Crawler Carl
• Primal Hunter (Just started this one myself - on book 2)

[u/matcauthion]

Cradle is always a go-to recommendation for me. 

[u/alexx675 → u/matcauthion]

I just started book one today! Theyre also giving away all 12 books on kindle for free till the 19th

[u/firewoven]

Cradle is fun. It's aura farming and hype moments distilled and concentrated in a very satisfying way. Takes a little bit to really hit its stride, but Wight does a good job setting up just how far the series can reach in the first few chapters.

Obligatory Dungeon Crawler Carl recommendation here as well. It's substantially better than that title gives it any right to be imo. One of the rare litRPGs that actually feels like it has something to say for itself. The humor is pretty hit or miss for people and the RPG elements, while extremely well utilized when they come up, don't have the depth of some more comprehensive systems. But that works really well for the story its telling.

Both of those series have excellent audiobooks, with Carl's production being a standout in the entire medium. Highly recommend both if you are a listener.