I really liked the beginning of this book. The setup is worked out really well and throughout the book there are colorful conflicts. But about halfway through I started getting bored despite all this. This book has no narative. The characters don’t have goals. They just keep doing this thing and then that thing. Basically,..
Review from The Heroic Villain 2 →
I feel like everyone should give this a read it have everything needed to have a great listen
Review from Otherlife Awakenings →
An extremely well-written and moving ending to one of my favorite litrpgs series so far. I was disappointed to have it end, loving the world and characters as much as I did. William D Arand is an incredible writer and Jeff Hays was awesome as usual.
Review from Irrelevant Jack →
The mix of science fiction and fantasy is a bit too much for me. It really ruined the immersion. While VR, being transported into another world, etc. Aren’t exactly realistic. I’m wouldn’t be a fan of yoda fighting in the LotR or seeing Darth Vader in Hogwarts fighting Harry potters magic. There’s little humor. Normally..
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
Overall the book still falls into the typical and over saturated LitRPG genre. However, using a Monster/Mimic as the main character makes the idea feel fresh. In similar books all the RPG elements are spelled out like its a beginners guide to playing an RPG, but in this one it makes sense and isn’t as..
Review from Vortena: Everybody Loves Large Chests, Volume 3 →
is it tasty?This time not so much.There is a part where a really hated Boxy, despite all he had done in the past, this is the first time that I really wanted to volt his boxy ass, be prepare to see him as the crude monster he is. this conflict gets solved despite all but..
I love this saga, and the 4th chapter is the best so far, it has everything you can ask and even more. I love all the adventures of our Hero, all the characters he meets and creates are loveable, prepare to listen one tasty story.
I think this is going in the wrong way, getting extremely dark, taking the heroic out of heroic villain. A lot of character development is slowed as the action speeds up for some massive battles that take up most of the book. More fights, more evil, and less everything else. Not my preference =( but..
Review from Otherlife Nightmares →
Was just as good as the first one, still with that incredibly funny sense of humor. A little darker this time around but still enjoyable. Again, Jeff Hays was great!
Review from Otherlife Dreams →
An original premise in an overstuffed genre. Not at all what I expected and thoroughly delighted by the writing. Willam D Arand has a wonderful sense of humor and Jeff Hays was an awesome narrator.