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It might be a good story but I couldn’t get past the sound effects, the character voices, and that guitar strum.

I can’t believe Hugo is back at it again after his long absence. I honestly thought he was done for good, and quite disappointed one of my favorite series simply dropped off out of no where. I’m excited for book 6, though i must admit the extreme detail into the big battle chapters was a..

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This book is very well written and has an amazing story. After every chapter it left me wondering what would happen next. I really enjoy the rpg/video game setting this book has.

Achievement unlocked your reading my review! This series keeps getting better and more intense well making me laugh

By far one of the best books I have listened to. The multiple voices. the interactive type of speech. Overall. 100/10

Bouncing off the mediocrity that was book 3, Dungeon Lord: Ancient Traditions proved a real romp! Hugo Huesca put a bunch of pieces on the board and set up a sneaky, tricky, fun battle royale for us all to enjoy. With nearly double the content (20+hrs listening time), book 4 is definitely the best in..

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Narrator shines but the pacing and quality of the story is generally lacking. The entire story is basically prep for the actual story to start. Poor action and action scenes; incompletely developed world and magical system.

This particular audiobook, I found rather exciting and unique. It took me a moment to get into it, but after a short while, I am definitely hooked.

awesome, I’ve been waiting on this one for a very long while. give it a read.

While the narrator did add to my enjoyment of the story, the overall plot didn’t deliver in the end. Very meh.