Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
Time spent reading is always well-spent. This was a decent read, and did a nice job of giving all the good parts of the genre plenty of time to play.
What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?
Integrating Lovecraftian elements into a fairly-rote post-apocalyptic fantasy was a nice touch.
Any additional comments?
This was obviously a labor of love for a dedicated fan of video games and classic sci-fi. It is well-enough written, with echoes of Gaiman and King. It just never really achieves the level of technical literary proficiency that Neil and Stephen manage to hit.

I enjoyed the brutally quick pacing, the fantastic creatures, starkly bleak characters, and creative blending of genres. This was a fun romp, if not an instant classic. I will watch the author, though, because there are moments of real brilliance in this book. Just needs some prosaic polish.