It starts off sounding like the lighthouse keeper from Rick and Morty. It kinda works for the narrator once you know the characters and story. Just get into it it’s a great story.
Get into it
Review from Operation Bounce House →
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Can’t get enough!
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
The best narration team I have ever listened to and I listen to a lot of audio books. Just finished my second time listening to this audio book!
The writing is wonderfully descriptive and the audio voice acting brings things to life in the best way.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
So many characters to invest in! I’ll have to listen to this all over again to soak up everything.
The hopping back and forth can be a little confusing at first but it improves and helps flesh out the world and background, just sad that Anthony didn’t get to kick more ass and take names with some of the more named characters. Otherwise Amazing Book!
Not like DCC but good
Review from Operation Bounce House →
Interesting take on things. Recommend. A few laughs but a serious storyline . Good. Yes. Words
No Dead Air
Review from World-Tree’s End →
This was my second time going through this whole trilogy. Audible recommended World Tree Online and after reading the premise, I decided to get it. Whatever cosmic influences that brought together this world from E.A. Hooper’s mind, and the talented voice actors who brought his characters to life, in the most amazing ways, must’ve been..
I really enjoyed this installment and continue to love this series. Matt Dinniman keeps pushing creative boundaries, the concepts stay fresh, and the cookbook idea stands out as a brilliant addition to the world. This one moves fast, sometimes so fast that I wasn’t always sure where the story was heading. The pacing felt a..
I think this book is better than the first. There is plenty going on and I like how the Austra (not sure on the spelling) plot is going. This whole story is very good but that ending… the last half of the prologue really sold this for me. I hope to see more of Walter..
🤯 WOW
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
This was my first LitRPG, and WOW. How did I not know about this genre? Matt Dinniman writes in a way that pulls you in instantly and makes you feel like you’re right there with him, like a close friend along for the ride. He builds that connection effortlessly, which makes everything hit harder. His..
The author makes you feel every character and the narrators do a great job of bringing them to life.