Review from Life Reset: Hobnobbing →
There is a story plot, but it is fairly uninspired until the end. There is very little to the characters, they are very flat, and Orrin sees little development. The performance is great as always, but the story itself is a poor showing. Hopefully the next one will be better.
Review from The Heroic Villain →
This is a really a different take on the genre and i have read many. The narrators Jeff Hays, Annie Ellicott, Justin Thomas James, Anneliese Rennie did an amazing job!!!! Soundbooth did an awesome job producing the book. The only gripe i had is the battle music, the drum is way too loud or it..
To bad I can’t recommend this to young adults or some of my more conservative friends. I enjoyed the book but why cut yourself off to a larger market. Might as well go soft porn to attract that group. Go all in or leave it alone. just my two cents.
Review from War Aeternus: The Beginning →
I was expecting so much more if your have read other lirpg like the land or viridian and liked those this aint for you. I will say it had some great moments and for some it may be a great fit.
I really like these books! The second book is a solid installment. The only thing I wish the author went a little bit more detail into was the god before nihilator didn’t put up a fight didn’t have any Rath really didn’t care that Warren switched to a new guide yet the new guide was..
Review from Trial by Fire: A LitRPG Dragonrider Adventure →
This one was less of a LitRPG adventure and more of a mystery/thriller with a little magic and fairly small nod to the RPG aspects of the previous book. It was entertaining and interesting but much more of a self-contained story than any kind of epic or adventurous tale. Justin Thomas James was the same..
enjoy the story and details they added. also enjoy that theres a story in and out of the game.
Very nice story. A bit odd and somewhat plodding at first, but it picks up quickly and keeps going. I like that! Character development is pretty good with this. An enjoyable read. I think I’ll pick up the next one.
Review from Ascension →
I hope this is not the end, great series. thank you very much for the great work
Review from The Heroic Villain →
I couldn’t stop reading this book. The characters are compelling. Noramlly in LitRPG books you don’t get a personal character arc, so Lucas’s grief comes as a nice surprise, an element that shows up regularly in the book. His ability to relate to Keegan, an NPC he must fight, is well done. In terms of..