Gamer for Love

De: Daniel Schinhofen

Narrado por: Peter Berkrot

Duración: 18 h y 2 m

Resumen del Editor

Alburet came to Alpha World as a tester for the government. What he found wasn’t what he expected, but what he needed. Together with his three wives, they had survived the revelations and grown closer. Now, other problems had come to the fore, demanding to be dealt with.

Given a quest by the Overlord, Alburet and his wives had a goal that they could not ignore, because failing it would shatter their family. To even have a chance at success, they would need to reach max level as quickly as they could for the first end-tier raid.

The raid would bring Alburet back to where it all began: the Lost Prison of Alctriuz. There, Stein resided, raising an army of cultists and undead to topple Stormguard and the world. A raid event that would involve hundreds of players and thousands of NPCs was brewing.

Welcome to the final installment of Alpha World.

Warning: Contains mature content, including a polyamorous relationship.

©2019 Daniel Schinhofen (P)2019 Podium Publishing

yes

This was the best ending for them all. He'll I had tears with the surprise at the end.

Great end to this series

Wow the ending definitely caught me off guard. Didn't see that coming at all. This was probably my favorite of all the books because it pretty much had everything you could hope for;action,romance, heartfelt moments,great ending etc. Peter did a fantastic job narrating this wonder story. I highly doubt it will ever happen but if a delta world series started up, count me in.

Wow!

This was a great ending to a wonderful series. It was excellently written and superbly performed!

wonderful

This has defiantly been a wonderful end for a very good series. I loved how it ended, and that my guess from earlier in the series was spot on. I wasn't sure how (no spoilers here), but it was logical, and more likely than I thought it might have happened. A good story with a great message, and a wonderful conclusion.

let there be Delta world!

A fantastic close on an awesome story. Just enough open to start a new chapter. Super satisfied but still hopeful for Delta world!

Another awesome installment!

This series continues to be awesome!! The narration is still amazing. Cannot wait for the next one!!!

Damn!!

Great ending to a great series. But I’m not gunna lie, the ending was a little rough. But not in a bad way. It’s really hard to do a review that gives this last book justice without giving everything away. But I’m sure since you’ve come this far you don’t need me to convince you to grab this one. Enjoy!!

is there more

I hope to hear the story continue in Delta world. This was a hard one to finish because of all the friends and family that were lost.

Best of the series by far!!!

wow what a great book books 3 and 4 almost made me quit the series but this book made me glad I stayed it's pretty damned good.

Gamer for Love

Introduction:
Greetings, fellow beings of HowlStrom. I am Kiba Snowpaw, an Alpha Ice Wolf with a passion for tales from other realms. Today, I bring forth my thoughts on an audiobook that has resonated with the icy chambers of my heart. As the cold winds of our century-long winter blow, let me share with you the warmth of this story.

Basic Plot Summary:
Alburet, once a mere tester in the virtual realm of Alpha World, has evolved into a force to be reckoned with. Alongside his three wives, he faces challenges that threaten not just their virtual existence but the very fabric of their bond. Tasked by the Overlord, they embark on a quest that culminates in a massive raid against the Lost Prison of Alctriuz, where the sinister Stein plots the downfall of Stormguard. This tale marks the end of the Alpha World saga, but every ending is a new beginning.

Analysis/Evaluation:
The narrative is a blend of litRPG elements, making it a treat for gamers like myself who've roamed the icy plains of HowlStrom, battling foes with our magic. The stakes are high, the challenges real, and the emotions raw.

Characters:
Alburet stands out as a beacon of strength and determination. His relationships, especially with his three wives, add depth to his character. Each wife, unique in her own right, brings a different dynamic to the story, making their collective journey even more compelling.

Structure:
The pacing is well-balanced, with moments of intense action and quiet reflection. The build-up to the final raid is executed with precision, keeping listeners on the edge of their seats.

Impact:
This tale serves as a reminder that even in virtual worlds, the bonds we forge and the challenges we face are as real as the icy winds of HowlStrom. It's a story of love, sacrifice, and determination.

Hook and Thesis:
What happens when the virtual becomes personal? When quests aren't just tasks but a means to protect those you love? Dive into this tale to find out.

Praise and Critique:
The world-building is immersive, and the character development is top-notch. However, some might find the polyamorous aspects a tad unconventional. But remember, every world, virtual or real, has its norms.

Evaluation:
For those who've journeyed through the Alpha World series, this installment is a fitting conclusion, tying up loose ends while leaving room for imagination.

Comparison:
While there are many litRPG tales out there, the emotional depth and character dynamics of this one set it apart. It's a blend of action, romance, and drama that few can match.

Conclusion:
"Lost Prison of Alctriuz" is more than just a tale; it's an experience. As I gaze upon the icy expanse of HowlStrom, I'm reminded of the adventures of Alburet and his companions. Their journey might have ended, but their legacy lives on. And as the Alpha Ice Wolf of this realm, I highly recommend this tale to all.

May the cold winds of HowlStrom guide you to great adventures. Until next time, fellow beings.