Nigmus Online

De: Noah Barnett

Narrado por: Annie Ellicott, Jeff Hays, Dorrie Sacks, Will M. Watt

Virtual Dive technology is coming out of the workplace and into homes. Nigmus Online is the first MMO to use this new device. The only caveat to the game: There is no manual. The only instruction the player gets is how to interact with the user interface. That's it. Nobody is going to hold their hand or give out rare items.

Players begin life as a level-zero commoner. It's entirely up to them what class they become.

Explore a world that spans five continents.

Liam is tricked into trying an expensive and innovative online MMO. On his first trip into the game, he stumbles upon a hidden class: the Undead Necromancer. Intrigued by this turn in events, he continues to explore this mysterious world.

In another part of the country, Kathrine (Kat) suffers from a debilitating and paralyzing disease. Taking part in an experimental research could offer her a new lease on life (of a sort).

Even further afield, Russia and China are undergoing a massive spike in suicide rate. What could be causing so many young adults to dire ends?

©2017 Noah Barnett (P)2020 Noah Barnett

loved it

Would like to have a sequel it does remind me of the anime overlord I also liked the previous work gun meister online and hope to see more of that work to

D&D VR adventure!!

From character development ,atmosphere the battles all descripted with detail. Great story and narrated properly! hold on and enjoy a great time just wish there was a part two!!

What Audible Performances Should Be

This performance was really wonderful. It blew me away, with different voices, sounds, ambience music and solid projection of emotion combining into a very engaging rendition. The story was very good as well, part of gamelit, so maybe not broadly appealing, but for that genre it was top notch. I found myself disappointed as it got close to ending, because I didn’t want it to end, and I immediately went looking for a sequel.

Well done by the cast and crew, I’ll look for more of your work.

Fabulous Lit RPG

The best LIT RPG I have ever read and I have read dozens. Great immersive story and the vocal cast really brings the character variety alive.

Oddly endearing.... considering all the undead

First off the voice actors were bloody phenomenal. besides for 2 nameless characters all of the voice is in this story were top-notch.



over all story is good. there are a crap ton of Lit-Rpg story's and I'd say this one while not the best is definitely well above average and well worth your time. if you like fun characters solid action and clever tricks your enjoy this.

One small complaint

My only complaint is that to make the dramatization interesting and the voices monstrous, sometimes it is impossible to understand what they said

AMAZING

This is one of the best books ive listened too in a LONG TIME. I freaking love it

Need more!!!!

Oh my god, this was a fantastic story to listen to. Soundbooth Theater hit the home run with this story. Yes, I know some people won't agree with me or whatever, but that's there opinion. To me, as a reader, this was exactly the kind of story I've been looking for since I started reading Litrpgs. This reminded of some of my favorite anime, mainly Overlord, but it was a nice, unique twist that made this story its own. It was so good in fact, I honestly would love to see this story get its own animation one day, but I digress.

For anyone that wants a really good full-immersion story, this is a most read. The characters were engaging and made you sympathize with them on many levels, made sure you hated the villains, and smiling when they got what they had coming to them. There was enough conflict to keep you wanting to know what was going to happen next, every chapter continued to add more and more to the point I was amazed I was suddenly at the end of it. It was so good and I wish to see more from this.

Thank you for reading this review and I know it helps you. If not...well, why the hell are you still reading?!?!

Worth the credit

It took a moment to get used to the narrator and the first part of the story. I listened to this without break, couldn't put it down. So far a standalone I think def worth your time. I enjoyed it even if there was some parts that did not add up all the way.

Great Read

I've read similar books but still found this very creative and fun to read. The game features were well written and made me long to join the characters on their adventures. Both heroes and villains were a joy to follow and I couldn't wait to hear what happened next so much so that I listened to the whole book in just a few days. Would gladly read more to see where the characters go next with the world.