Review from Awaken Online: Happy →
Travis Bagwell is a genius. Plot, setting, character; it’s all well fleshed out and ever expanding into the sort of series I’d be proud to have in paperback in my personal library. This theme of living life to the fullest, embracing our mortality and developing our character through tribulation is rarely executed as well in..
Heck yeah! I love the direction this is moving in. I thought Fins intro was really good, but this one is awesome!
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
Level 300s in a game who haven’t conquered cities and a level 30 does it? Can’t continue into this series way too much in the land of fantasy of things that would never happen. Leaving the video game aspect out of it the mc would just be another mass murderer who thinks the whole world..
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
fun story and we’ll thought put machanics for introducing the game to readers and a game I would happily play irl
Just read chapter 27 to understand that the author has never read a book on economics. He is not only equating economic systems to morality – which I have a problem with, as he is essentially demonizing entire swats of the population. But it’s worse than that – the author not only misrepresents the systems..
I can’t wait for thre next one. Really. I love the narration, too. Fits perfectly.
Review from Awaken Online: Happy →
For what it’s worth, I’ve really enjoyed most of the installations for the most part. Hellion was a bit far fetched and while I love Finn, I got hearing about ants. This new character is pretty rad. It took me a bit of time to get synced with this book – the whole introductory thing..
Review from Awaken Online: Happy →
I have enjoyed all of the books in the main story, but I have been passing by the side story’s as those characters didn’t really interest me, however Dom/Smiles is now my favorite character, this book is my favorite in the series. Now I’m looking forward to the next book not because it will progress..
Travis Bagwell has become my all time favorite RPG lit author. I can’t help but be drawn in by the story and the depth of each character that he creates and their journeys. Now the long wait begins till the next release.
Looking for good sci fi? Read some Bobiverse. Or Skippy the Beer Can. Or anything by Heinlein. The story is simplistic, full of tropes and cliches, and is worthy, maybe, of a third grader’s first venture into sci fi. I’m pretty tolerant of good attempts, but this one shouldn’t have even been published. Narrator was..