Funny story idea. The humor kept me into the end, Great narration from Soundbooth. Women in story are described in terms of only their bust and how revealing their clothes are, and their personalities consist of how helpless or how horny they are. I give a pass for one or two characters, but this is..
I haven’t laughed out loud in a long time and this audible was so well performed I had several laugh out loud moments. Carl and Princess Donut are such well crafted characters that I just can’t get enough of. Highly recommended.
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
I slowly listened to a man’s arm get ripped off while the train, irl, came into the station. I had so many emotions while I had no emotions. The sound of the tracks, the feeling of the book. Incredible. This is the 4th time I’ve read the series.
Review from Engineering Ludus →
I really hate the minimum word count requirements for audible reviews. . . .
Review from The Delving Bard →
I love the way this story and world are developing and hope to see many more from the World of Chains, as well as from this particular bard. Soundbooth Theatre continues to amaze with the sound of violins as well as amazing voice actors.
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
The story was great and the sound technicians and voice actors were phenomenal. I really appreciated how descriptive everything was and the storytelling helped paint an amazing picture. The ending seemed forced however
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
really good waiting for vol. 9. That evil little box is freaking funny. 👍👍😈
very unexpected and very good narrator I can’t wait to listen to more of this.
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
I wish it was longer. The author is just great and the narrator does an amazing job. this series is great and a must read
The story is sound, but the production group uses too many sound effects, shouted lines, and characters voiced with such distorted effects that it sounds like I’m listening to someone talking with a mouthful of food. It turns an over wise interesting story into a painful listening experience. It’s a pity too, Jeff Hays usually..