Review from Dead of Night →
I purchased and rated this back in 2015 which was before I realized that providing a review afforded me a somewhat reliable way to latter recall my reasons for the rating. So it happened that I recently came upon this rating and found that I couldn’t recall why, exactly, I had given it a 4..
This performance was really wonderful. It blew me away, with different voices, sounds, ambience music and solid projection of emotion combining into a very engaging rendition. The story was very good as well, part of gamelit, so maybe not broadly appealing, but for that genre it was top notch. I found myself disappointed as it..
I’m really struggling with this one, I got it recommended by a friend who heard that I really liked the noobtown series. there are several problems with the characters, there is a point where a character does a 180 when introducing a new character out of nowhere, the main antagonist is extremely exaggerated, the people..
This was a great conclusion to the series. All of the questions were answered and there was no plot holes. Overall a very good listen.
Review from Otherlife Awakenings →
damn so 10 something wife’s and 30 something kids. when would he find the time for so many spells when he spends all of his nights having sex?? ohh but dont worry all the wives will die one day and he will not. so he has a way out of it. but then he has..
Review from War Aeternus: The Beginning →
the story was interesting and very enjoyable and having a protagonist not be some amazing murderous and unbeatable individual when they are from our modern society makes for a much more believable setting.
a positive, engaging and just plain fun book. no dreary end of the world yawn bullshit but a can-do apocalypse story that embraces new oportunities and dangers.as litrpg/ gamelit should be. people winning because of smarts, skill and an open mind. can’t recommend enough. I really really hope the author can keep up the world..
Review from Bone Dungeon →
Why do we need this whiney pamphlet of moral superiority that authors seem to want to glorify with unnecessary influence and power over a being that could objectively treat them like an object? It’s just a lot of arguing and complaining to add for the sake of pretending that being “human” a clear and fantastic..
not nearly as musky as some made it out to be.wonderful story following the making of a God.
Review from Transformation →
New unknown Narrator – WHY? don’t you know changing the story teller NEVER works, now I will NOT buy the next book