ShipCore

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Erios909

Narrado por: Reba Buhr

Duración: 11 h y 56 m

Resumen del Editor

In space, isolation is a slow killer. Company quickens the pace.

Waking up adrift in an ancient battleground, Alex is left dazed and confused with no clue how she ended up trapped aboard a failing vessel. With only a mysterious voice in her head to guide her she must act in order to survive.

Every piece of the puzzle she collects only leads to more questions about her origins and the star she's trapped around might not be as deserted as she first thought.

All she knows for sure is that she could die at any minute, but Alex is not going to go down without a fight.

Don't miss the start of this space faring, survival LitRPG Adventure filled with game elements, vivid characters that are easy to root for, an evolving A.I., explosive ship battles, and so much more. Grab your copy today!

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Classic SF

Our heroine was grown by an artificial intelligent battleship to act as a impromptu ship Captain. Eventhough this young girl was implanted with memories to function she struggles with survival the human condition and loneliness. Well thought-out book. My only criticism is the second book has yet to be released.

A nice transhuman story.

A good Sci-Fi feature a transhuman protagonist. The story is engaging and entertaining and the author does not reveal to much too soon and I am looking forward to the next installment.

Interesting concept

Good amount of mystery and interpersonal communication. The book has a Solid foundation to build on.

well written/performed Sci-Fi

meet Alex, an all to human Android. follow her adventures as she battles continously to survive. lots of action. great battalion. it even has a sparky AI running her ship.

awesome first book

this is definitely different from most could not gess the next twist in the plot liked the good amount of detail for the story line was put in now got to get the next book. the narrator did an amazing job

A Great SciFi Contribution to LitRPG

ShipCore is a soft LitRPG space adventure. The main character has a system that she is not always in agreement with and sometimes opposes to make for an interesting take on the system idea. The interplay between the characters is nice in a slice of life kind of way.

One concern, is that this entire book feels a bit like backstory. Things happen, but at the same time the story seems to wander without a real goal. I want to hear the next story, but would like the main characters to have more goals than the next piece of scrap.

Great story

It is a great story. AI built clone meets space marine and all the shenanigans you could want.

Bland start, but had me going

Story started a little bland, and I was afraid that it would remain at the same pace and plot, but near the end they jumped space and that gave a fresh air.
I did not get the LitRPG yet, but I heard that I should expect it in the next book.
My biggest complaint was the characters names. Alice and Alex sound almost the same for me (as I'm a non-English listener). Sometimes it had Alice this, Alex that, Alex that, Alice that, really close and I got confused. I had to stop what I was doing, rewind, close my eyes and focus. I usually listen audiobooks when I'm doing basic tasks (cleaning the house, doing dishes, making grocery, etc) and this was a down for me.
Overall, I will keep following the next ones.

Fun AI sci-fi

I wasn’t sure what I was buying with this. The cover says anime harem. The author name made me think it might be smut. The title leads you to believe it might be a LitRPG dungeon core in space.

It isn’t really any of those it follows a newly awakened ai and their journey. I thought the first 75% could have been a bit better and faster but really enjoyed where it was going at the end.

Space opera not litrpg

I was extremely disappointed with this book because it wasn’t litrpg. The subtitle is misleading. It was however a good space opera. There was no stats no leveling up, but it was a good sci-fi story.

It ended in an odd spot, but overall it was good. The characters could use some more of a character arc as both felt somewhat flat. This feels like a RR to audio story and there wasn’t a true ending nor much tension for a climax.