VampQuest

By: Adison Runberg

Narrated by: Elise Swofford

Trapped. Aker is playing a fully immersive virtual reality video game, called VampQuest, but he can’t quit and doesn’t remember his real life.

He starts to raise level and enjoy the perks of being a vampire in a game-world mostly full of humans when a rival guild attacks. The battle leaves Aker bitter and bent on revenge. He completes many missions that take him far from his guild’s base but vows to return and bring peace when he is strong enough.

Can Aker defeat his enemies? Will he ever escape from VampQuest?

©2019 Adison Runberg (P)2019 Adison Runberg

Not good

Choppy, bad writing. The narration was terrible, not so much her voice, although see sounded rushed or nervous, but the production. It sounded like they recorded this one from a phone booth from around the block. I feel like the author wanted to write a vampire novella but also wanted to jump on yhe litrp train as well. Great premise, poor preformance. Would recommend to teenage girls. Not for Litrpg fans

Not terrible

I think I just had issue with the narration. I like the idea of an update to a game that a new player has to adapt to but it was just hard to get through the narration. I really think I would have enjoyed it more if I read it instead of listened. Character progression is decent. I want more vamp lore rather than just having vamp characters. All in all it was ok for a 5 hour listen. Hopefully the next one is better.

Some interesting ideas but the narration and novice writing killed it

This was one of the few audio books I had to force myself to get through near the end. The writing is pretty mediocre, but I’m used to that I’m this genre. The narration however made it 10x worse. The performance audio was poor and sounded like someone doing it from their kitchen. The female voice reading a male POV was hard to deal with, their was little variation in character voices and worst of all their was zero emotion in the voice. A text to speech could have done the same job. I might pick up future releases if the narrator changes, else I will have to ignore.

decent beginnings

The story is a bit superficial and makes most of the characters not the most likable , the narration is good for the most part but feels like a bit too much of a drawl when speaking. This novel does pay attention to interesting details that really let you imagine the scenes.

A new game ported on top of an old one

So there is a game already being played by most people in the world. Now there is a new game!Being ported in on top of it. Vamp quest. This game introduces vampires into the VR world. Our hero doesn’t know who he is or how he got here but found himself turned from human into vampire moments after entering the game. Trying to right the wrongs being wrought by some real jerks of players (as vamps) he finds himself trying to lower level and make allies to defeat them. The leveling system is unique. One must complete quests to level up. Not experience based. Pretty cool LITRPG. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher