Dungeon Crawler Carl
Matt Dinniman · Dungeon Crawler Carl
Popular, friendly cover art, game-like elements are easily understood. Genre staple that happens to be funny and well-written.
Opening Moves
Cosimo Yap · The Gam3
Fast-paced and well-written. Simple premise with intuitive progression. I'd recommend it to lovers of sci-fi and left-brained folks, especially techies.
He Who Fights With Monsters
Shirtaloon · He Who Fights With Monsters
Lighthearterd Aussie adventures with strong humor and emerging political elements. Solid recc for readers to enjoy irreverant political commentary.
Ritualist
Dakota Krout · The Completionist Chronicles
Nails the feeling of playing a game. Best read by gamers and fantasy readers. It's got all the tropes. Easy to get into, plus the pleasure of numbers going brrr.
Andy in the Apocalypse
Plum Parrot · Andy in the Apocalyspe
Base-building apocalypse litRPG that's not problematic. (IYKYK.) MC is good with people. Side characters feel real. Though MC is edgy, he's mostly a normal dude.
Spire's Spite
Tower climber with main characters who feel plucked out of a modern YA novel. Dialogue crackles. Plot moves. Numbers go up. Only on Royal Road, for now.
07Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint
Snappy web comic with over 300 chapters. Easy to get into, a simple plot, and depth. It blends traditional mythology with strong progression elements.
