This series never ceases to entertain and amaze. The highest quality best produced audiobook series I have ever heard. Well done Matt, well done Jeff, well done the entire team.
The saga continues
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
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One of the earliest lines really struck me, “And every time I breathed, my mouth and nose started to fill with sand. We needed masks.” I checked the book’s release date and, sure enough, 2021. So the cover art and this line felt like a nod to COVID, but done in a clever way. I..
It looks like I’m the only person on earth who didn’t enjoy this, but the action was hard to follow, the main character’s voice was beyond cringey, the whole ‘video game’ plot setup was… not for me, and I’m a huge gamer. I won’t be reading the rest of the books.
Oh satin pillows!
Review from Riftside 1 →
I loved the character development and the many different voices that were performed by very accomplished orators. the only suggestion I would have is make sure that certain characters aren’t way louder than others (Rock!) for example. way to go guys! that was a fantastic book and I look forward to listening to the next..
10/10 changed my life. I love Jeff and i love Matt and i love them together.
great
Review from Enemy A(n)t the Gates →
great book got board half way through though and had to re listen to part of it
Loving it!
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
If you’re needing a good palette cleanser, Carl and Donut is the way to go. These books will have a laughing out loud. I’ve really been enjoying this series.
I loved everything ngl, the characters were so funny and lifelike! and the interactions! omg yes!!!
The story
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Never have I ever experienced a Litrpg this good. Would recommend to anyone even remotely interested in rog games.
improving
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
def think the books are improving as we go along. For me personally, b/c I dont find the narration of fights so interesting like in other books of this genre and in these last couple of books Dinniman has done a nice job of not focusing on that and instead focusing on his character and..