The god of chaos, probability, unlikely circumstances definitely is amusing. William, Charles, Jeremiah or whatever name that randomly came to a mortal’s mind always made me chuckle. The story builds with fun characters as Boxy, the unlikely hero, continues to seek power and shinies and anything tasty with the help of his demon familiars and..
Review from Vortena →
The god of chaos, probability, unlikely circumstances definitely is amusing. William, Charles, Jeremiah or whatever name that randomly came to a mortal’s mind always made me chuckle. The story builds with fun characters as Boxy, the unlikely hero, continues to seek power and shinies and anything tasty with the help of his demon familiars and..
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Where to start? There is so much to like about this story. Matt Denman has managed to make me excited about this story and characters more than I have been in a very, very long time. The only thing I dislike about this is that I have to wait for the next one.
READ ABOVE….BYE THE DAMN THING! seriously this book was recommended by two people in one day. it is just perfect. I just finished and am getting the rest. I am also copying and pasting this to my friends group…. your welcome friends.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
one of my favorites, along with Dresden files (not litrpg). the voice performance is excellent and characters are well developed
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
Jeff Hayes is always great as narrator, but he can’t prop up this book.The protagonist is an insufferable moron without any personality, and the premise of the VR world is inconsistent. He’s also kind of a douchebag to everyone without any apparent awareness of this from the author.The whole underlying motivation of the character early..
Gamers tend to have short attention spans. The “level design” of the floor featured in this one was so ludicrously complex that you end up listening to Carl describe the minutiae of what theyre doing and how they’re going to do it for what feels like hours. The highs are high in this book. The..
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
does it say the name of the book in the book? yes it does, very happy
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Jeff Hayes is an incredible narrator that truly bring the story to life and the story has continued to evolve and develop in ways I never thought possible
Loved this story. But good lord sometimes it’s hard to listen to Carl the Kronk Impersonator talk.