Clearing Waves

A GameLit Tower Defence Adventure

De: Cody Whitfill

Narrado por: Sam Arenson

Surviving a plane crash wasn’t easy, but surviving the apocalypse will be nearly impossible. Nigel Fletcher finds himself stranded on a deserted island with nothing but his journal and the clothes on his back. Not only must he locate food, water, and shelter to survive, but Nigel will also have to combat wave after wave of savage monsters intent on ridding the world of humanity.

Clearing these waves grows progressively harder as each week brings additional monsters, new mutations, and behind them all, a living terror with an insatiable appetite for human flesh. To have even the slightest chance of surviving, Nigel will need to build up his island base to perfection with what limited resources he has available. Crafting weapons, taming beasts, erecting towers.... It will take an enormous amount of grit and determination to transform this deserted island into one of humanity’s last bastions of hope. Will it be enough?

©2021 Cody Whitfill (P)2022 Cody Whitfill

Well done.

My first tower defense LitRPG. Me likey. Other then the narrator pronouncing words completely different then I am used to, which annoyed me to no end, I enjoyed it and believe you will as well.

Nice Start

This was an enjoyable listen. It was a great story with a nice pace to the action. And a HUGE cliff hanger at the end. Argh! Looking forward to the next book in the series.

crazy

what a crazy ride this poor lady goes through. stuck on a Sandy beach with a bunch of monkeys with what I picture as the swamp thing horde aggressively attacking!

I did love the game aspects and uniqueness can't wait for next book.

Let me be honest

I won a promo code from Facebook and just finish the story. Here’s what I thought.

There are some interesting ideas here. The sacrificing alters and bubbles, However I personally struggled with accepting them in a “real life” setting.
I like the idea of using the journal as a premise for the story, but there are moments where events that happened are addressed as taken place and things to be done, then there are parts that are well written, but the prospective seems to change to following the action as it is happening. That leads to a bit of disconnect.

Overall, I enjoyed the story,

so, an Aussie tower defense litrpg

I was gifted this one. I wouldn't have picked it otherwise. I am so glad because it was so much fun to listen to. I just need book 2. NEED IT