Review from Vortena: Everybody Loves Large Chests, Volume 3 →
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to follow a NPC around to see what hovoc that NPC could create, as a monster, then you will want to read/listen to this marvelous story. Well written. Fabulously acted (voice). Can’t wait for the next installment.
Plot was decent, the factions and their loyalties got a bit muddled as things progressed; that being said the only real thing I can say I didn’t like throughout was how the main character was needlessly standoffish and a bit salty at times that seemed to derail the plot a little. The secondary characters could..
Review from Dragon Seed →
great narration and an awesome story, I’m going to be picking up the next one as soon as possible
Review from Challenge →
If you have never read litRPG DO NOT start with this one. it’s just bad. the main character is the smartest person in the world, the devs are dumb the ai’s are dumb, no one can ever dream to stand up to his intelligence and cunning. It’s like a 12 year olds wet dream or..
Review from Dragon Seed →
great story with far less emphasis on all the game mechanics. I could not stop listening and did not find myself wishing they would just get back to the story after a long detailed recitation of the character stats.
Review from Life Reset: EvP (Environment vs. Player) →
yes yes yes very good I need more please make more of these books. 10 out of 10
Do not like the fighting style of the main character. if the writer made him a boss he should act like a boss
A really entertaining story and an interesting combination of sci-fi and fantasy/litrpg. The story nicely illustrates that good/bad is a continuous range, not just black or white. Well worth the time. As an audiobook though, I really wish the character stat sheets had been abbreviated; summarizing the change in points would have been enough. RPG..
Review from Challenge →
Wow, I love RPGs, got book 2, hoping for more on his quest, feels a bit like ready player one where his actual life is getting mixed with his gamer life, but it feels like SAO, because of the depth of the gaming experience. I want MORE!!!
1st book in the series was pretty so I decided to give the 2nd book a shot. The main story line and overall arch seem to he having a difficult time meshing together as the two progress. The online and real world story lines feel like they are being forced together and have no logical..