Physics of the Apocalypse 3

Physics of the Apocalypse, Book 3

De: Dimitrios Gkirgkiris

Narrado por: Eric Jason Martin

The Multiverse, the void, existence itself.

The stakes have never been higher, and it all falls upon the three friends to save the day. Their trip to the Void will prove to be as harmful as lucrative.

Their hope? To gain enough power so they can break the Ranking itself.

What they haven't thought of is the effect that the absolute and total despair of the Void will have on them. Or even if they will be able to prevail if they ever manage to return.

This third book of the Physics of the Apocalypse series is a finale that will leave you in tears of sadness and joy.

©2023 Dimitrios Gkirgkiris (P)2024 Podium Audio

Amazing ending

All three books were bomb but that ending of the 3rd was absolutely perfect!! Made me tear up in the best of ways.

Great ending to a story

Feel like this story has a good bit of everything sadness, struggle, laughs, accomplishment, fulfillment and it wrapped up really well. Thanks for the journey John Billy and Liam !

Great conclusion

Really enjoyed the entire series and will look at anything the author writes in the future.

The series lingers in the mind

I really liked this series and the end resonated with me as well.
It can at times be very intellectual and longwinded, but it suits the story and the MC’s characteristics.

The quirks: it feels like it was written by a non-native english speaker, but with a comprehensive grasp of the language.

Narration: I have my pet peeves with this narrator and at times he’d jar me out of my concentration with his strange narration, especially when the words contain “dibl” like in “incredible”. However, the voice acting and different voices for each character are quite good so it would be unfair to rate him lower than 4 stars as he’s overall quite good, just not elite. At least not yet.

I’d recommend the series to anyone who likes a different MC with a kind heart and yet very neurodivergent.This is not a dime a dozen kind if a book/series.

good story and ending, fam

This series started out like a lot of litrpgs, but the tropes quickly got pushed aside so the author could tell more of an epic fantasy in a gamelit multiverse. The litrpg elements were mostly used to succinctly quantify things and make it more hard magic than Lord of the rings, aka soft unexplained magic. In particular the levels were used to show each character's or monster's power level, then there's skills, and the basic system as a delivery system.
I was fine with it because I had a fun ride in this story, I liked the bittersweet ending, and i like that I actually have a completed series rather than ANOTHER open-ended one I have to return to, because this honestly wouldn't have been a priority to return to and it might've been years before I did, if ever, like with so many other endless series. Not that I don't enjoy a lot of the endless ones, but it's nice to have stories like this one as well.

Loved the Ending but if it felt a bit rushed

I loved this series so much that I couldn't wait for credits next month's credits so I bought credits to get the last book early. I have never done that. My two only small complaints is that the story felt like it was rushing to it's final conclusion, I felt like it could have used little more fleshing out, specially something to set up the events of the final chapters which came out left field with no forshadowing or set up. The other complaint is the need for the author to be so verbose with level up notifications and large numbers; at times I felt bad for the narrator having to litterally read out like 20-30 level up notifications. Other than that this was good read.

A great ending to a great trilogy.

An ending done properly. Great performance and writing. I usually read longer series but this was great in just three books. Highly recommend.

Solid, heartfelt, action packed LitRPG...

great story. character development and science. it's not a cash grab with a never ending story and 10 books worth of trash. this is a solid trilogy!

Masterpiece

It is brilliant, intense, dark and very well written. Amazing read and performance. Don’t think twice, just buy this one and start listening.

I'm conflicted

like others have said the first half or more felt pointless. there were some interesting ideas but overall kinda meh. The ending feels like it conflicts with other parts of the book. In book 1 and 2 the talk about how losing you memories is basically death, but then without spoiling to much the ending goes on the opposite direction. They seemingly go for a "happy" end just for the rest of the books message to be forgotten.