I’m a big fan of the LitRPG genre and this book felt very fresh within that space. Much of the focus of the novel is settlement building, which added a different dynamic. I even found myself wanting to load up some video games where I neglected settlement building and want to give it a shot..
How many times do we need to know how many points he has? too many.
Review from Man of War →
keeps you in the story the whole with out losing its grip on you
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
This is a new favorite for me. Jeff Hays brings the author’s words to life in this enthralling tale. This book grabbed my interest quickly, and did not disappoint. This is, perhaps, one of Jeff Hays best performances (at least that I have heard). The author created a believable virtual word and blended the elements..
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
This book made it difficult to stop. It was incredibly good and one I plan to go back to many times!!
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
This is another one of the few LitRPG series on audible that is truly well written and more importantly seems to have actually been edited. If you’re like me and love classic LitRPG, but can’t bare to face-palm your way through another unedited string of beginner writer’s mistakes then you know what I mean. This..
I just finished Life Reset an excellent example of LitRPG. The concept is excellent and the characterization is great. The author avoided a lot of cliches in the story, a lot of places where I knew what was going to happen next I was wrong much to my delight. I enjoyed the story greatly. The..
amazing example a lit RPG novel it’s supposed to be Cactus are well thought out and it allows room four more novels it doesn’t over the charts of strength and evolutions of the character and when it does use them and uses them in the right places in the book
Review from Obligations Incurred →
the two books so far are very enjoyable and help pass the time, I actually stopped a couple of hours away from the end because I didn’t want the book to end. I highly recommend this book too anyone
This weird alt-superhero read is a fun twist on a society of villainy…or maybe anti heroes. The narration by Hays seemed a little annoying at first, but then I realized the voice is intentional as a first person perspective, I think he captured the character perfectly. There are some slow spots and some of the..