it seems like every rpg author thinks the all is lost moment must be used until I want to run over the phone. the last fight in this book was so ridiculously bernthe top that I couldn’t wait for it to end. enough with the all is lost moment. please stop!
Review from Goroth →
I found this series online long ago but have extreme difficulty reading things online. I am so glad an audio book was made so I can enjoy these shenanigans till boxy conquers the world!
Acting was good as always, and it was nice to see Boxy finally develop some personality without losing its core drives… That said, seriously Sound Booth. The horrible sound effects that play under the whole reading are irritating. They distract from the story even when they aren’t overpowering the voices, and instead of adding drama..
Review from Dragon Seed →
I am an avid rpg gamer and this book had so much potential for fun and adventure. However, it sounds like I was written by a 12 year old boy. Not worth the credit.
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
Really enjoyed this but the author quit tsp we never get an ending which really chafes
To be completely honest, about a year ago I dropped this book about halfway through because I got tired of all the numbers and RPG stuff, but I picked it back up and it really got interesting! Now I can’t wait for the next one!
Review from Bone Dungeon →
The only thing wrong with this book was the excessive music they used. there were times when nothing was going on and they used music effects like they were trying to do old radio broadcasts. Not needed. the one effect that was a Great enhancement was the slight reverb used to denote different planes of..
I freaking love this. It’s so different and never fails to surprise and keeps delivering none stop laughs and fun!
Review from The Chosen One →
The narrators really got into the parts. The story was a unique take on the litRPG genre. I really really recommend this audiobook. I was given this audiobook for free and have voluntarily left this review.
Review from Dungeon Lord: Otherworldly Powers →
This is a great continuation from book 1, The author does a great job exploring the likely realities and moral consequences of killing and other exploits commonly performed by gamers and tabletop players. Something as a gamer myself I hadn’t considered. A great aspect of the story is how the protagonist considers and addresses these..