Star Wars: Nullspawn Rising

De: Vincent Kane

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

From the deepest, uncharted corners of the galaxy emerges an ancient, terrifying darkness unlike any the universe has ever known. This isn't just a threat; it's an existential anomaly that defies the very fabric of reality and consumes life itself, leaving behind a wake of unimaginable pain and despair.

Against this encroaching shadow stands a new hope: a unique breed of Force-wielders whose origins are shrouded in mystery and born from extraordinary circumstances. They walk a path unseen, wielding powers that defy conventional understanding of the Force, capable of both immense creation and devastating destruction, including the manipulation of minds and mastery over life itself.

But as this primal terror rises, these nascent heroes must unlock the full potential of their abilities and face the ultimate test of their courage and conviction. Can they master their burgeoning powers and reconcile the warring aspects of the Force within them before the galaxy succumbs to an unstoppable tide of oblivion?

Discover a new chapter in the Star Wars saga where destiny is forged in the crucible of impossible odds, and the true meaning of the Force is put to the ultimate test.

If you crave a Star Wars story that pushes the boundaries of the Force, where familiar heroes are tested to their breaking point, and where the fate of the galaxy hangs by a thread, then prepare to be captivated. But be warned: this is not the Star Wars you know... this is something far more profound, far more terrifying.

Just don't bother

AI is terrible. It stops randomly in the middle of sentences and resumes with awkward pauses. It also has no emotion. It distracts greatly from the story. What little of the story I was able to sit through was not terrific. It was written like a stage play, which doesn't lend itself well to a listen anyway unless you have multiple voices or a good voice actor that can do multiple voices. It's awkward to listen to someone reading a person’s name before what they said. At least I think that was what was happening, the AI was so choppy it was sometimes hard to understand what it was trying to say. I think the reason why there are few to no reviews is because no one is willing to listen long enough to leave a review!