Gunmeister Online takes you to another world, literally. Even the Earth you thought you knew isn’t.
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the screeching of the spider Queen is almost Unforgivable. Jeff Hayes does a good job but the story is a bit lackluster and has some Kinks.
Characters are so good, so over the top, just amazing. Story is very entertaining and i cant wait to listen to more from this series.
Beer and Bacon!
Review from War Aeternus 3: The Culling →
I laughed, I cried, I got a hungry for beer, bacon, and fried chicken. AWESOME!
interesting
Review from Dungeon Lord →
It took a bit for me to get into this book. Very slow in the beginning but Once I got a quarter way through I didnt want to stop listening.
Good listen.
Review from Challenge →
Easily up there in the litepg genre. Would definatly recommend if you have read/liked The Land or Dantes Beginnings. The is not awkward (bonus) and his character is interesting.
Addicted
Review from The Land of the Undying →
When I finished this audio/book I was very sad to find that there wasn’t a second book already. This combines two of my favorite genres in a weird way that works great. Litrpg + post apocalypse + a dash of romance = new favorite series. I’m chomping at the bit for your next release in..
audio quality is good but the author of this series has only one plot twist in there arsenal. character a is betrayed by character b, repeat each scene for 7 books.
The core problem of this work is that of the source material. The narrator is constantly winking at the audience, reminding them that this is a novel, and lampshading the genre cliches. While this might be amusing if being played for laughs, here the winking is played straight, with an entire long scene in the..
Worth its rating
Review from Otherlife Dreams →
Jeff Hays was splendid, but that is really a foregone conclusion at this point. The book was an experience in splendid story telling. William does an excellent job of holding a reader’s attention throughout. Both with interesting dialogue and a firm grip over the nuances of philosophical dilemmas. While I’m not sold on the LitRPG..