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The story has some nice action and suspense, though I found it a bit generic. Jeff Hays’ performance was expressive as usual but Annie Ellicott’s was pretty dry and boring compared to her more recent performances.

lit rpg without real character development. really disappointing after another mimic series everyone love large chests. not terrible, but only finished it to make sure it didn’t have a remeption arc

This book hooked me from the start all the way through, I couldn’t put it down.

Book 4, The Gate of the Feral Gods, is where Matt Dinniman proves he isn’t just writing a fun RPG story—he’s building a massive, intricate sci-fi epic. After four books, the momentum isn’t just holding; it’s accelerating.Why Book 4 is a Game Changer: * The “Bubble” Mechanics: The way this floor was split into air,..

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This is such a fun and exciting series! The story is better and better each book release. I’m immediately moving onto the next!

I have listened to things like “The Land” “Everybody Loves Large Chests” “Biomancer” and “He Who’s Fights With Monsters” … and I’m not sure how my list would go anymore. This first book was amazing and I can’t wait to hear the rest of the series.

The world building, character development, and overall tone was spot on for a Dungeon Crawler form of entertainment. Having played D&D along with countless video game RPGs myself, the level of detail in the leveling and inventory system was so well told and easy to understand. The narration by Jeff Hays is some of the..

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such a fun listen. The admittedly the plot sometimes misses for me. other times though it hits really hard and there’s some great moments and surprises. but right now the characters the fun dialogue and the excellent performance are pulling me through. looking to see this continue to improve has been moved along.

Loved the storyline. Can’t wait for the next book! It built on the last one and left you wanting more.

Good characters and plot with so much potential. The voice actors really brought the story to life (audible)