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Post apocalypse standard story. Nice character development, good progression. Definitely recommended giving it a listen, it’s nice and long for only 1 credit.

Loved the growth of the protagonist and that he isn’t a whiney nothing with luck and plot armor on his side. Looking forward to see how certain people fair and how future inevitable reunions play out!

Not a lot to say here. the stories are solid, have decent writing and do make you chuckle at times. A nice lighter-hearted take on the Post Apoc genre. I do reccomend if you are a fan of post apoc stories as the writer does spin a good tale of adventure while playing off common..

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This was a nice surprise. Solid characters worth caring about who seem real. Story never drags or goes off course. The writing was solid and made this genre seem new again, which is saying something. I highly recommend the whole series.

I liked hearing about the locations being used in the story. I didn’t like the mispronunciation of certain words. It’s Molle gear, pronounced Molly, not mole-e gear. Other then that no complaints.

I found myself cheering at the end. That’s not something I normally do with an audiobook.

I am not into the gaming scene, but this book series has me hooked. My Son-n-Law is enjoying trying to educate me on the vernacular. 🙂

no more Zach! just stick to the main character please. all the other side stories ok

So… anybody else hear the creepy child’s giggle in Chapter 12 at 15 min 24 sec?

Light LitRPG with dark humor. Great for anyone wanting an enjoyable story rampant with ample humorous moments and death metal references with Tarantino style battle scenes