I had trouble connecting to most of this book but found the end extremely satisfying. It’s filled with ideas that would be at home in the DCC universe while having its own identity. It’s just none of the characters are as interesting. A minor book, but I think any DCC fan will fine stuff to..
This was another great entry in the series. Really deserves 4.5 stars but since we can’t do that it’s 4. Not perfect but still a lot of fun. On to the next one.
Seems like Dinniman only has a handful of ideas for stories and they just get recycled and repackaged over and over. Evil AI, evil games run by evil people, metaphors for greed, racism etc. etc. it’s all…boringly familiar at this point. That being said, the story was ok i guess, caught myself zoning out for..
Review from Riftside 2 →
My only criticism the only criticism I have for all that LitRPG’s is the lack of lGBTQIA representation I’m starting to suspect that most LitRPG’s are written by heterosexual males border lining on homophobic since it’s always a lack in most LitRPG’s that I find for genre to be so steep in video game, logic..
Review from Enemy A(n)t the Gates →
definitely pick up this book but make sure to start with the other books otherwise nothing will make sense. this is a truly epic war here filled with strategy and epic battles with magic and stuff, again, Read the other four books first!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
loved this book! I laughed louder than I should have! can’t wait for may 12!
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Constantly intriguing story with diverse character story progression that will keep you on your toes though all points
Review from Operation Bounce House →
Crazy how close some major points this covers. Great book like always but more positive
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Jeff Hays is one of the best audio book narrators I’ve ever experienced. He has ruined most other books for me. If it’s not Jeff, it’s not the same.
I loved how there’s more and more character development. The narration is always unique and immersive. The only downside I can think of for this book was how confusing it got with the floor’s design but it’s not important and the author tells you this in the preface.