Random music, really cheesy soynd effects. Just unnecessary junk that took away from the story
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This series,
Review from Dungeon Lord: Ancient Traditions →
Is getting better. No spoilers, but if you liked the others then you won’t be let down with this one either.
this title was really fun. I enjoyed it a lot and I want to get that out there before I talk about the cons. absolutely nothing in this book was original. everything was taken almost directly from other litrpg books. mostly Divine dungeon but Dungeon Lord had a “hand” in it, as well as a..
Read this book it is absolutely phenomenal Hugo Huesca out did him self with this book! Everything from the story layout to the detail in the fight scenes is a masterpiece the only con to this book is that it ended and now everyone is left waiting for the next book.
Great audio version of the book.
Review from Bone Dungeon →
I was already a fan of Bone Dungeon, having read it before the audio book became available. As soon as I realized it was available in audio book format, I bought it, and I was not disappointed. The full cast audio book is one of the handful of best performances in my Audible library, which..
Another great addition to the series!
Review from Morgana →
This series is one of the most amusing things I have ever read/listened to. The amount of time I spend laughing out loud or just plain stunned into silence is staggering. This is not for the squeamish or faint of heart or easily offended, but damn I love it. MORE PLEASE!
one of my favorite lit RPGs reasonable challenges plenty of politics and foreshadowing but dosen’t spend half the book reading stats and skills.
WOW THIS IS IT
Review from Shadow Sun Survival →
hay I can say with all honesty I really didn’t think id like this one well I was glad I gave it a chance bc I am soo looking forward to the next really this is so funny and thrilling I put it up there on my top 5 books ive heard
Honestly peak audiobook right here
Review from Morgana →
Funny, sufficiently tense, and surprisingly well written, the story itself is superb. Hays and Ellicott are for sure among the best in the industry too.
I can kind of understand the idea to explore LGTBQ topics in the narrative considering the topic of harem style marriage practices are discussed. That being said, it took a large chunk of the narrative to introduce a very over the top character. Normally readers might overlook time spent on character indulgences like this, but..