Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
So you thought all the LitRPGs about dual cores and soul realms were great? Well to bad because you just stumbled on the best one of them all! Award..?!? You get to listen to this audiobook! What..? Did you think getting an award box would be this easy crawler? Think again and get to listening..
Review from Mimic & Me 2 →
The awaited second book was great. The voice actors did an excellent job at portraying the different emotions of the characters and the mimic. Jeff Hayes did an excellent job with the multiple personality of the mimic, and the voices were very entertaining.
Wonderful, funny, witty, etc. Problem: very annoying when narrators say things quietly in the middle. It’s an audio book. We need to hear it, without having to keep playing with the volume. Every time there was a whisper, the narrator literally whispered. Just narrate “… he whispered”. Every time there was an “announcement”, the narrator..
I will never forget that scene. It will forevermore live rent free in my head and I am here for it.
Liked: The voice acting in this book was no joke phenomenal. I need to verify but a quick Google search says it really is all done by one guy. incredible. story wise I got a real kick out of being a nerd and listening to ttrpg references throughout the narrative. I enjoyed the feeling of..
This is my first LitRPG audiobook series, and I am grateful I happened upon this one. Matt Dinniman’s blends adventure, humor, and wit to create an addictive story. Jeff Hayes’ talent in voicing all of these unique characters has me hooked. I laughed out loud every time Prepotente screamed! This scratches every itch. Love it!
Review from Mimic & Me 2 →
Loved it never thought a mimic could play the adorable pet role. But they pulled it off. Excellent voice actors well worth the credit
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Really enjoyed this book. Narrator was really good. Story is compelling and funny. Literally LOL’d many times.
What else to say besides this has no reason to be as good as it is
Review from Temple of Sorrow →
I just don’t care for LitRPG books where the character is simply playing a VR game, versus isekai or portal fantasy where the character is living it. also, I don’t care for base building nor the class the character was building. so… just not for me.