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This one ramps up the chaos but outside world’s political chaos starts to impact the crawlers in last ways making it one of my favorites in the series so far

I was originally all on board. Weird but fun concept. The mimic was fun and the performance entertaining, until it became increasingly grating. Interactions and direction felt constantly forced and unearned. Also, the main female lead, whom the protagonist is clearly attracted to, sounding like a child, is disturbing.

Original, funny, foul language, action, killing, and an all around good time! This book had me hooked from the very beginning. Jeff Hayes is a fantastic narrator and Matt Dinniman creates a world unlike anything else I’ve read. Fast paced, intelligent, and worth the read! Highly recommend even if you aren’t into RPGs 🙂

It keeps getting better, I already bought book 7. Let the ninth floor begin. I wonder how many books are planned after this one.

I didn’t think this book would have me bawling on the way to work. As always great story and production.

Vic was simply too grating and the overall experience. The balls joke were simply too much. found myself skipping over a majority of Vic’s yapping. That being said the ending was great and the last three books minus Vic were a masterclass in world building and character interaction.

Definitely the best one so far. Not very predictable tons of fun dialogue. A great time

The series as a whole is fleshed out well developed. You cannot predict what happens. The writer really went out on a limb with world design and nailed it. Great voice actors. Just the right amount of donut too.

This has to be the best audiobook series I’ve ever listened to. I would fall on the sword for these characters.