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The World, Book 1

De: Jason Cheek

Narrado por: Jason Hill

After playing Online together for years, Jason and his friends are excited about the possibilities of the emerging technology of Full-Immersion Virtual Reality, aka FIVR. Preparing for the release of The World, Jason is determined to help his friends realize their dream of becoming pro gamers.

Choosing a 'Nightmare' start to get ahead of the wave of new players starting the game, Jason finds himself alone in the wild tasked with saving a group of refugees from goblin invaders. Although he manages to save the survivors, that's just the beginning of his trials as he desperately fights to bring them back from the edge of annihilation.

Jason is quickly swept up in the adventure as he struggles to build a home for his guildmates and the NPCs that he’s saved. As the trouble heats up, he quickly discovers that marauding goblins are the least of his concerns.

Warning: This is a LitRPG story and contains adult situations, foul language, MMORPG-style violence, and other fun things. Listen at your own risk.

©2018 Jason Cheek (P)2018 Jason Cheek

only problem is

so the only problem i had with the book and i dont know if it was the narrator or the author but terms and pronunciations were wrong sometimes. i.e he said he took a bow(as in a thing with which you shoot arrows) instead of bow (to bend at the waist as a show of respect) and he kept calling mmos morgues. ive NEVER heard them called that and ive been playing mmos since eq1. otherwise pretty food story

A long winded intro to something with potential...

I get the whole world building thing, but this book just doesn't progress like it should. Too much time spent giving every detail and description to an unnecessary level. Then it just ends when the main story should be getting started. A bit disappointed to be honest.

A New Slant on Gamelit

Jason is a past master of the same but different that makes people love genre fiction. His story has fresh characters in a fresh setting with fresh plots, while honoring the games and tropes and wonder that made so many of us fall in love with tabletop and video game RPG's. Very well done.

I loved it

I enjoyed the start of this book, so far it seems to have great potential its not isekai like I thought however it still has a litrpg/ rpgmmmo theme and I enjoyed it.

Could be better. Longer even.

A little tough to get through in some parts but other wise enjoyable and epic in others. A mixed case. Four stars!

great story and great reading!

finished it in 3 days. I couldn't put it down. not for the little ones, lol but I would recommend this to anyone who misses playing MMOs

short but good

very short in length but very interesting book. I will continue
with this series for sure

Odd ending

I’m going to listen to the next book but I’m hoping it’s not entirely a dungeon run

Great start to the series

My library of LitRPG novels is extensive and I now have a favorite. Jason creek knocked it out of the park and now I am power leveling through the series
Top notch and highly recommend

Worth a try

I'll admit it was a bit difficult for me to get through the first third of the book or so that takes place outside of the game, mostly due to the detailed character backstory and repetive information, however, once he actually starts the game the story picks up pretty fast. Overall not a bad listen, I particularly liked the narrator and if not for the trouble at the start I probably would have given it 5 stars.