Review from Morgana →
The sound effects are completely unnecessary and extremely distracting. The words carry the storyline sufficiently and imagination should do the rest. It’s almost as if the narrator is catering to people with no imagination. In some parts the sound design is so thick that you can hardly hear the narration over the cacophony. I’ve listened..
It’s not often I find a series that grips me quite like this. Five stars.
like some of the negative reviews said, the audio lost its smoothness with the added extra effects. I listen to audio while driving so it can get hard to let the story fade into the background while focusing on my surroundings. like trying to split my attention between myself and my shadow clone…its jarring. that..
the author is so busy trying to create a strange harem that he neglects creating basic story and stringing together a basic plot. five chapters in and I have to call it quits here. I kind of want to finish this book but it’s just not good. it’s almost like the author has never met..
Review from Bone Dungeon →
There’s nothing necessarily wrong with having annoying characters. The issue arises when the author doesn’t seemingly realise how annoying they are, and writes the world around them accordingly. I dipped out so early that I can’t remember the Fairy’s name, let’s just call her Na’vi. No connection. I swear. As I said before, there’s nothing..
Review from Pathways →
I went into book 3 expecting this to be the end of the series as a trilogy. While nearly all plot lines have been tied up nicely, there is still further to do and explore without giving away any spoilers! The additional real world characters introduced are just fantastic, adding to the complexity of the..
Review from Survivors →
Book 2 offer more adventure, character building, and an escalation of real world issues that must be attended to. As with book one, the real world story is just as compelling as the in game action. Honestly, I don’t think I could pick one story line over the other as a clear favorite (they’re both..
Most litRPG quickly finds a way to establish how and why a character or characters are trapped in a game world and must adapt to survive. I was taken by surprise to find this story where the characters are using the game world to escape a harsh reality where every hour may be their last..
If you’re a fan of the previous three books, then you’ll know Soundbooth theatre began experimenting with adding background sounds and music that many (including myself) found intrusive, too loud, and pulled the listener away from the story. I can happily report all these issues have been resolved in book 4 while actually retaining these..
Review from Bone Dungeon →
If you’re tired of reading the same old story tropes, or if you enjoy DnD and other high fantasy style games, give this book a try! You’ll enjoy a refreshing change of pace from a lot of content made these days. They also obviously put a lot of effort into the audio recording.