I’m not a gamer (not since the original Doom on a PC) so I doubt I would read this series. But, Jeff Hays and soundbooth audio are spectacular and have made me a DCC addict.
Jeff Hays is amazing
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
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love it. i don’t care for the evil MC genre. i don’t even like playing through the evil paths in games. i love this book and everything i’ve heard about the series it’s a tasteful exploration of a different culture. it strongly reminds me of the works of Piers Anthony, along with games like Hellgate..
No Hook
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
No hook for me, perhaps if I started with this book for LitEpg, I may have enjoyed this more. But it never kept me engaged in the story. Jeff performed well, almost RC Bray like in delivery, though the electronic voice effects, degraded the presentation . It seemed a bit of slog while listening. I..
All fixed up
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
The narration speed is finally consistent for the first time in several books. That alone was really nice. The story was good. A little confusing but good.
The story is narrated and written as well as the prior chapters but takes a new depth of depravity and earns far more than the vague trigger warnings hidden in the description when the MC rapes another character, in addition to constant physical abuse and a complete lack of any understanding to its actions. The..
Loved it!
Review from Life Reset: Human Resource →
Another great book! Excited for the next one! Love the narration and can’t wait for the next one!
Love it!
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
I was a bit worried it was going to be a meh title, but the voice acting is amazing and the book is stellar.
There are some parts of the story that take me out of it. First, is this idea of building a whole town of villagers with a thriving community really the best plan for him to get revenge on his old clan? I mean, that’s kinda interesting, but if it was me, I’d give some more..
Loved the spin and world building! Felt like there’s some missing at the end of book 3 though?
Review from Earth Force Boxset: The Complete Series (Books 1-3) →
This has a great spin on usual litrpgs and has great world building across all the books. There is one part towards the end of book 3 that felt like there was a gap in the book and slipped ahead? Idk if this works but @mods @admins worth checking on this
I’m fairly new to the LitRPG field but if this is what it’s like, I’m glad I jumped in. Not only is the writing funny and I suspect I would have laughed even reading the story, but the performance an production take it completely to the next level.