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Really did enjoy this masterful performance and story. Give it a read or listen ASAP!

Story was comedic at times, brutal at others, very dark in rare circumstances. The vocals were awesome, nice to see some effects added; I feel though, at times, the ambient noises behind the narratore took away some serious tones. It’s a personal thing though! Definitely would reccomend.

This fantastic next entry to the series is honestly perfect. It has the perfect balance of RPG, PVP, Grinding, RTS, and great believable story! What I love most about this series is nothing unbelievable, or added simply to make him win, is sprung up on you out of the blue. For instance, when he’s in..

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Story-wise it was ok, there was a lot of thinking went into the world poor Dante hails from and it’s fleshed out pretty well structure wise but I find that all he ever does is fight with no break in between, it’s just fighting ‘ok won that’, then fight again, rinse repeat. The performance was..

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I loved this book, it’s so intriguing to listen to the stats and hear Oren and the environment change. The narrator does so many different voices it’s amazing. I also enjoyed all of the little sound effects added in every once in a while. The description of all aspects of NEO, the characters, combat, building..

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with the introduction of a new character, this book became the funniest of the series so far! well worth it!

Despite being set in an actual video game, and with everything contrived to give the protagonist an advantage over everything. It was still pretty good. The stats felt meaningfulish, and I was engaged the whole way through. So kudos.

I’m a sucker for the litrpg genre, which being what they are, obviously aren’t going to be remembered through the ages as great works of fiction. they’re just for fun. That said, the story and writing of this one are just mediocre at best, even for a litrpg. The characters are pretty bland and one..

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The voice acting doesn’t help making it seem like the two main characters are awkward teenagers trying to flirt

. . . hey ya, Boxy’s back. Everybody’s favorite murder box has returned for yet another installation of this amazing series of monstrous adventures. It has a few things going for it right off the bat. First, it pretty much picks up where the last book ended. I like that. Sometimes a months later type..

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