Thankfully this story has great humor sprinkled throughout to help us recover from the emotional damage we receive.
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Not for me. I love the concept of this genre but the writing and voice acting alienates from the potential of this story. The AI especially reminds me of quips and jokes that no one older than a crass middle schooler would find funny. The voice acting overall is annoying and excessive in delivery. Comes..
I don’t even know how to rate this book anymore. The scale broke several books ago, and somehow Matt Dinniman just keeps raising the bar. The Eye of the Bedlam Bride is brutal, emotional, terrifying, hilarious, and somehow deeply human all at the same time. This series started as chaotic dungeon survival with a talking..
Matt has done it again!
Review from Operation Bounce House →
Amazing voice acting! The story feels current and relevant, and has a huge beating heart at its center.
Awesome book.
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
This was a fun read & really made me sympathize with his gaming frustrations.
Evolutionary!
Review from Chrysalis, Books 1-3 →
Loved the story so far and very excited for more world building and to hear about the lore of the world and the ancients.
I didn’t think it was possible to top the intensity of Book 5, but The Eye of the Bedlam Bride is a masterclass in escalating stakes. Matt Dinniman has created a universe so deep, so funny, and so heartbreaking that I’m officially ruined for any other LitRPG.The Writing (Matt Dinniman):The complexity of the “Eighth Floor”..
The plot is pretty straightforward, but delivered with flair and entertainment. A decent entry in the genre of novels satirizing current internet culture.
Jeff Hays Does it Again!
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Jeff Hays is brilliantly brings to life the writing of Matt Dinniman. It’s a solid skill to be able to have a wide cast of characters and be able to know who is who just through listening. It’s even more incredible knowings it’s one person doing it. I can’t wait to listen to the rest..
Not Jeff Hays…
Review from Operation Bounce House →
I wish I could say that I liked this book more than I did. Towards the ending of the book I began caring about the characters and the story a little bit more, but throughout pretty much the entirety of the book I simply did not care about a single character or what was happening…