the first few hours seemed to drag, but the middle picked up and by the end the story seemed to race through.
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The fourth floor of the series. Still super enjoyable with good character development. Amazing humor!
Presentation is great, story is fun and creative. I would like less cussing, but that’s just me. There is so much it is kind of distracting at times, again, to me.
Jeff Hayes is amazing as always. I have become ensnared by Carl and Doughnut. This series has kept my attention and I have finished the first 2 in as many days. Read it, you won’t be sorry.
This book was amazing
Review from Hallowed Bones →
I loved this whole book and the narrator, but in chapter 82 most of the sound cuts out and you miss a lot of dialogue, because of that I don’t know the name of Blake’s legendary sword of life. Good book bad editing.
Plot holes abound
Review from Obligations Incurred →
Character: I can pull rare earth metals from deel in the ground easily.Same character now established to be a human metal detector: I dropped my metal rifle where is it Character from beginning of the book: I am bonkers powerful no one can stop meSame character when the plot happens: I am so weak can..
Enjoyable
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I really enjoyed the development and interesting game mechanics. I am an avid audible/book consumer and I found the character interplay to be fun and hilarious. On to the next installment!
I like the different narrators, music, and sound effects. The actual book though is pretty bad. It is a typical Lit RPG the world is doomed, escape into VR setup. So generic and made worse by the excessive swearing, vulgarity, and the author’s clear dislike of society. I couldn’t finish this it was so bad.
These books are fantastic! Soundbooth kills it! But when i go looking for books like this i type in LITRPG to try and find them and they dont pop up. So now i have a weekly reminder to type and look for this. Im trying to be a doughnut hole! And ride this train to..
Follower for Clare, the Goddess of mishaps.
Review from Teresa: Everybody Loves Large Chests (Vol.5) →
There is nothing that pleases me more that tasty food and shiny tools. But there is a non-zero chance that this series could become apart of that list.