I’m struggling to find good litrpg/gamelit, and have recognized how hard the struggle is to identify reviews that help separate the great from the good from the bad. This series (of 2 so far), suffers from an OP protagonist. I’m largely unsure how exactly I want to qualify that statement, because I don’t find anything..
This is definitely one of the best litrpg’s I’ve ever read. It’s on par with The Land, which has been my favorite. I can’t wait for number 2 to come out, and I know it will be great!
Review from World-Tree Online →
This is an absolutely great book I highly recommend. It’s a great start to the trilogy
Review from Shadow Sun Survival →
I always come back to litrpgs after trudging through all the grim dark that’s out there now, as a palate cleanser for the horrible nihilist after taste. Constant movement in this story which I believe to be an accurate representation of a life in a post apocalyptic world. Nice easter eggs and fuzzy cuts some..
Review from Dungeon Lord →
An interesting and but light read, definitely worth the credit but, you could tell that this was the first book… some things we’re stretched a bit thin, glossed over, the relationships he built with his minions seem weak… hopefully the author will correct this in further books….will most likely get the next one just to..
Review from Morgana →
If there was ever a book series that better illustrates the theory of unintended consequences, I have not found one yet. plenty of twists, and there’s a reimagining of a song that is deliciously creepy and performed great here… a moment I think was designed for audiobook, or at least I hope. The only criticism..
Review from Morgana →
Absolutely loved it. Anothet amazing audiobook in this story. you’ll die laughing and maybe feel a little bad about it.
Review from The Unknown Mongol →
The narrator sounded like,,,,, does anyone remember the animated movie Heavy Metal from back in the early 80s? He sounded like Den of earth, the huge man with the kids voice. Other than the voice, I love the story, I used to go on the river run annually in the 90s, I wonder if we..
Good story, characters with depth, action that keeps you on the edge of your seat and great narration. Stats and levels are kept to a minimum and can be skipped at the end of the chapters in case that bothers you.
Review from Supers →
I’ve enjoyed this series so far, and always have a blast listening to the amazing Soundbooth team! That being said, this latest installment really just took off to another level in the coolest of ways, for me. Cheers, and I hope you, person reading this now, enjoy this wild ride as much as I have.More,..