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Infinity Blade #2
Infinity Blade: Redemption
Long months have passed since Siris and the God King, enemies betrayed
together, were left to rot in the prison at the Vault of Tears. Their
true enemy -- the Worker of Secrets, creator of the Infinity Blade
itself -- now reigns.
Upon finally obtaining freedom, Siris must unravel plots that seem to make no sense, lead a rebellion with no direction, and fight against the division within his very heart. The secrets unraveled will dig backward in time toward the origins of the deathless and the true nature of the world itself...
From #1 bestselling author Brandon Sanderson and ChAIR entertainment, creators of the blockbuster Infinity Blade video game series, comes the second novel in the epic Infinity Blade saga. This latest tale delves deeper into the fantastical world of Infinity Blade, a world of mystery and intrigue where magic and technology are indistinguishable and even life and death are not as they seem.
Upon finally obtaining freedom, Siris must unravel plots that seem to make no sense, lead a rebellion with no direction, and fight against the division within his very heart. The secrets unraveled will dig backward in time toward the origins of the deathless and the true nature of the world itself...
From #1 bestselling author Brandon Sanderson and ChAIR entertainment, creators of the blockbuster Infinity Blade video game series, comes the second novel in the epic Infinity Blade saga. This latest tale delves deeper into the fantastical world of Infinity Blade, a world of mystery and intrigue where magic and technology are indistinguishable and even life and death are not as they seem.
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First published September 3, 2013
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Brandon Sanderson
473 books280k followersI’m Brandon Sanderson, and I write stories of the fantastic: fantasy, science fiction, and thrillers.
The release of Wind and Truth in December 2024—the fifth and final book in the first arc of the #1 New York Times bestselling Stormlight Archive series—marks a significant milestone for me. This series is my love letter to the epic fantasy genre, and it’s the type of story I always dreamed epic fantasy could be. Now is a great time to get into the Stormlight Archive since the first arc, which begins with Way of Kings, is complete.
During our crowdfunding campaign for the leatherbound edition of Words of Radiance, I announced a fifth Secret Project called Isles of the Emberdark, which came out in the summer of 2025. Coming December 2025 is Tailored Realities, my non-Cosmere short story collection featuring the new novella Moment Zero.
Defiant, the fourth and final volume of the series that started with Skyward in 2018, came out in November 2023, capping an already book-filled year that saw the releases of all four Secret Projects: Tress of the Emerald Sea, The Frugal Wizard’s Handbook for Surviving Medieval England, Yumi and the Nightmare Painter, and The Sunlit Man. These four books were all initially offered to backers of the #1 Kickstarter campaign of all time.
November 2022 saw the release of The Lost Metal, the seventh volume in the Mistborn saga, and the final volume of the Mistborn Era Two featuring Wax & Wayne. Now that the first arc of the Stormlight Archive is wrapped up, I’ve started writing the third era of Mistborn in 2025.
Most readers have noticed that my adult fantasy novels are in a connected universe called the Cosmere. This includes The Stormlight Archive, both Mistborn series, Elantris, Warbreaker, four of the five Secret Projects, and various novellas, including The Emperor’s Soul, which won a Hugo Award in 2013. In November 2016 all of the existing Cosmere short fiction was released in one volume called Arcanum Unbounded. If you’ve read all of my adult fantasy novels and want to see some behind-the-scenes information, that collection is a must-read.
I also have three YA series: The Rithmatist (currently at one book), The Reckoners (a trilogy beginning with Steelheart), and Skyward. For young readers I also have my humorous series Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians, which had its final book, Bastille vs. the Evil Librarians, released in 2022. Many of my adult readers enjoy all of those books as well, and many of my YA readers enjoy my adult books, usually starting with Mistborn.
Additionally, I have a few other novellas that are more on the thriller/sci-fi side. These include the three stories in Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds, as well as Perfect State and Snapshot. These two novellas are also featured in 2025’s Tailored Realities. There’s a lot of material to go around!
Good starting places are Mistborn (a.k.a. The Final Empire), Skyward, Steelheart, The Emperor’s Soul, Tress of the Emerald Sea, and Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians. If you’re already a fan of big fat fantasies, you can jump right into The Way of Kings.
I was also honored to be able to complete the final three volumes of The Wheel of Time, beginning with The Gathering Storm, using Robert Jordan’s notes.
Sample chapters from all of my books are available at brandonsanderson.com—and check out the rest of my site for chapter-by-chapter annotations, deleted scenes, and more.
The release of Wind and Truth in December 2024—the fifth and final book in the first arc of the #1 New York Times bestselling Stormlight Archive series—marks a significant milestone for me. This series is my love letter to the epic fantasy genre, and it’s the type of story I always dreamed epic fantasy could be. Now is a great time to get into the Stormlight Archive since the first arc, which begins with Way of Kings, is complete.
During our crowdfunding campaign for the leatherbound edition of Words of Radiance, I announced a fifth Secret Project called Isles of the Emberdark, which came out in the summer of 2025. Coming December 2025 is Tailored Realities, my non-Cosmere short story collection featuring the new novella Moment Zero.
Defiant, the fourth and final volume of the series that started with Skyward in 2018, came out in November 2023, capping an already book-filled year that saw the releases of all four Secret Projects: Tress of the Emerald Sea, The Frugal Wizard’s Handbook for Surviving Medieval England, Yumi and the Nightmare Painter, and The Sunlit Man. These four books were all initially offered to backers of the #1 Kickstarter campaign of all time.
November 2022 saw the release of The Lost Metal, the seventh volume in the Mistborn saga, and the final volume of the Mistborn Era Two featuring Wax & Wayne. Now that the first arc of the Stormlight Archive is wrapped up, I’ve started writing the third era of Mistborn in 2025.
Most readers have noticed that my adult fantasy novels are in a connected universe called the Cosmere. This includes The Stormlight Archive, both Mistborn series, Elantris, Warbreaker, four of the five Secret Projects, and various novellas, including The Emperor’s Soul, which won a Hugo Award in 2013. In November 2016 all of the existing Cosmere short fiction was released in one volume called Arcanum Unbounded. If you’ve read all of my adult fantasy novels and want to see some behind-the-scenes information, that collection is a must-read.
I also have three YA series: The Rithmatist (currently at one book), The Reckoners (a trilogy beginning with Steelheart), and Skyward. For young readers I also have my humorous series Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians, which had its final book, Bastille vs. the Evil Librarians, released in 2022. Many of my adult readers enjoy all of those books as well, and many of my YA readers enjoy my adult books, usually starting with Mistborn.
Additionally, I have a few other novellas that are more on the thriller/sci-fi side. These include the three stories in Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds, as well as Perfect State and Snapshot. These two novellas are also featured in 2025’s Tailored Realities. There’s a lot of material to go around!
Good starting places are Mistborn (a.k.a. The Final Empire), Skyward, Steelheart, The Emperor’s Soul, Tress of the Emerald Sea, and Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians. If you’re already a fan of big fat fantasies, you can jump right into The Way of Kings.
I was also honored to be able to complete the final three volumes of The Wheel of Time, beginning with The Gathering Storm, using Robert Jordan’s notes.
Sample chapters from all of my books are available at brandonsanderson.com—and check out the rest of my site for chapter-by-chapter annotations, deleted scenes, and more.
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August 16, 2025
The first novella Infinity Blade: Awakening is set between the RP video game Infinity Blade I and Infinity Blade II and this novella is set between Infinity Blade II and Infinity Blade III. While the first novella worked well on its own without prior knowledge, now you can tell that a chunk of time and action between the novellas is missing. But that’s nothing a little googling won’t fix. I will say though that I would have enjoyed this more without that gap in the plot.
The action is presented through two separate plotlines – one deals with Siris and the God King Raidriar again, the other with Uriel, a new character who lives in our Earth’s future but in the novella’s distant past. At the beginning, we see Siris has been imprisoned with Raidriar by the Worker of Secrets and they basically take turns killing each other, only to regenerate every time. Uriel, on the other hand, is a data analyst who works for a company whose CEO, Mr. Galeth, tries to develop the technology to create Deathless like Raidriar.
Despite some big reveals at the end of the novella, I’m sad to say the ending and the whole experience feels incomplete and somewhat unsatisfying, googling notwithstanding. I would dearly like to know what happens after the events in this novella, in the game. I dislike feeling that something just isn’t finished. In light of this I just couldn’t give this four stars, as much as I wanted to.
The audiobook, however, is once more fantastic and for free on audible at the moment so, being forewarned about the issues I described, you might be able to enjoy both the production and the plot. If you’re like me and you simply read anything Sanderson writes, I’m sure you will get enough out of the experience. If you haven’t read almost everything, you might want to read something else first.
The action is presented through two separate plotlines – one deals with Siris and the God King Raidriar again, the other with Uriel, a new character who lives in our Earth’s future but in the novella’s distant past. At the beginning, we see Siris has been imprisoned with Raidriar by the Worker of Secrets and they basically take turns killing each other, only to regenerate every time. Uriel, on the other hand, is a data analyst who works for a company whose CEO, Mr. Galeth, tries to develop the technology to create Deathless like Raidriar.
Despite some big reveals at the end of the novella, I’m sad to say the ending and the whole experience feels incomplete and somewhat unsatisfying, googling notwithstanding. I would dearly like to know what happens after the events in this novella, in the game. I dislike feeling that something just isn’t finished. In light of this I just couldn’t give this four stars, as much as I wanted to.
The audiobook, however, is once more fantastic and for free on audible at the moment so, being forewarned about the issues I described, you might be able to enjoy both the production and the plot. If you’re like me and you simply read anything Sanderson writes, I’m sure you will get enough out of the experience. If you haven’t read almost everything, you might want to read something else first.
May 15, 2020
I can't believe it took me almost two years to read this book, I read the first book in 2018.
We look down on the ancient days for their brutality, but when people murdered each other then it was by the dozen. Not by the million.
Modern men were the real barbarians.
The above quote sums this book up, no matter how advanced technology that is supposed to make our lives easier ends up making our lives worse because humans always find a way to kill eachother for the lamest reasons. Its actually unsettling because it's true.
The plot picks up two years from where the first book ended. We finally get to know why the god king is the way he is and even how he became immortal. Siris' backstory is even more sadder, his purpose is to be a sacrifice, how twisted is that. I adore his friendship with Isa so much.
“You started a rebellion?” Siris asked, looking to Isa. “In my name?”
“Yeah.”
“You started a rebellion!”
“All right, yes, you don’t have to rub it in.” She grimaced.
There is a strong friendship in this, awesome battle scenes, cool dialogue, world building to die to for and the writing is good, I love it.
The writing style adapted here is slightly different from that of the previous book. There is some sort of interlude with a new character, but it all came together in the end.
Even though the events in this book sort of concluded I felt it could use a few more pages because it was open ended.
We look down on the ancient days for their brutality, but when people murdered each other then it was by the dozen. Not by the million.
Modern men were the real barbarians.
The above quote sums this book up, no matter how advanced technology that is supposed to make our lives easier ends up making our lives worse because humans always find a way to kill eachother for the lamest reasons. Its actually unsettling because it's true.
The plot picks up two years from where the first book ended. We finally get to know why the god king is the way he is and even how he became immortal. Siris' backstory is even more sadder, his purpose is to be a sacrifice, how twisted is that. I adore his friendship with Isa so much.
“You started a rebellion?” Siris asked, looking to Isa. “In my name?”
“Yeah.”
“You started a rebellion!”
“All right, yes, you don’t have to rub it in.” She grimaced.
There is a strong friendship in this, awesome battle scenes, cool dialogue, world building to die to for and the writing is good, I love it.
The writing style adapted here is slightly different from that of the previous book. There is some sort of interlude with a new character, but it all came together in the end.
Even though the events in this book sort of concluded I felt it could use a few more pages because it was open ended.
April 27, 2022
Pues regular hasta casi el 60% no me estaba gustado, luego la cosa va mejorando.
Al principio no entendía muy bien esas 2 líneas temporales, luego ha tenido su sentido, pero no lo suficiente para que mejorara.
Esta es su sinopsis: Ha pasado mucho tiempo desde que Siris y el Rey Dios, enemigos, pero ambos traicionados, se pudren presos en la Bóveda de las Lágrimas. Su verdadero enemigo –el Hacedor de Secretos, creador de la Espada Infinita– ahora reina. Cuando Siris consiga obtener la libertad deberá desentrañar qué se esconde bajo los planes del nuevo rey y estar dispuesto a encabezar la rebelión.
Los secretos emergen y nos llevarán como lectores hacia atrás en el tiempo, hacia los orígenes de la Inmortalidad e incluso hacia la verdadera naturaleza del mundo mismo.
5/10
# 45. Una duología (parte 2). Reto Popsugar 2022.
Al principio no entendía muy bien esas 2 líneas temporales, luego ha tenido su sentido, pero no lo suficiente para que mejorara.
Esta es su sinopsis: Ha pasado mucho tiempo desde que Siris y el Rey Dios, enemigos, pero ambos traicionados, se pudren presos en la Bóveda de las Lágrimas. Su verdadero enemigo –el Hacedor de Secretos, creador de la Espada Infinita– ahora reina. Cuando Siris consiga obtener la libertad deberá desentrañar qué se esconde bajo los planes del nuevo rey y estar dispuesto a encabezar la rebelión.
Los secretos emergen y nos llevarán como lectores hacia atrás en el tiempo, hacia los orígenes de la Inmortalidad e incluso hacia la verdadera naturaleza del mundo mismo.
5/10
# 45. Una duología (parte 2). Reto Popsugar 2022.
November 22, 2021
3.5 Silver Stars
with Golden Sparks (I guess?)
for the first time in my reading life, my favourite character changed!
better than the first part.
good plot! good characters!
except I think it had a very loose ending. I mean, what happened then!? TELL ME! I want more!
also too bloody.
& of course it was confusing again! especially, I hate that time skip, I felt a few problems (in writing/story telling) because of that. confusing.
World building: ★★★/5
Writing style: ★★★★/5
Characters: ★★★★/5
Plot: ★★★(★)/5
Idea: ★★★/5
with Golden Sparks (I guess?)
for the first time in my reading life, my favourite character changed!
better than the first part.
good plot! good characters!
except I think it had a very loose ending. I mean, what happened then!? TELL ME! I want more!
also too bloody.
& of course it was confusing again! especially, I hate that time skip, I felt a few problems (in writing/story telling) because of that. confusing.
World building: ★★★/5
Writing style: ★★★★/5
Characters: ★★★★/5
Plot: ★★★(★)/5
Idea: ★★★/5
August 31, 2022
Como no me ha gustado casi nada, no me apetece hacer una reseña 😅.
Bueno, va, una corta.
No se si no recordaba bien lo que ocurre en la primera parte, pero hay cosas, sobre todo al principio, en las que me he perdido.
La primera novela la disfruté bastante, sin volvernos locos tampoco, pero bueno, pero esta no me ha gustado. Ni he empatizado con los personajes, ni los he comprendido. Tampoco me ha gustado la trama, ha ido todo, creo, un poco rápido. También se me ha hecho confusa.
Al menos es un libro corto.
No me ha quedado claro quién es Siris, o quién era Siris tiempo atrás. Me queda esa espinita.
Lo que más me ha gustado, aunque al principio no sabía muy bien qué era, son los capítulos de Divergencia.
Lo que menos creo que ha sido el final. En mi opinión queda abierto, y prefiero los finales cerrados.
Quizás sean unos libros que es mejor leer si conoces el juego; supongo que así al menos no te perderás cosas y será todo más "lógico".
Le pongo las 2 estrellas porque oye, no es una basura, está bien escrito, y entretiene un poquillo.
Bueno, va, una corta.
No se si no recordaba bien lo que ocurre en la primera parte, pero hay cosas, sobre todo al principio, en las que me he perdido.
La primera novela la disfruté bastante, sin volvernos locos tampoco, pero bueno, pero esta no me ha gustado. Ni he empatizado con los personajes, ni los he comprendido. Tampoco me ha gustado la trama, ha ido todo, creo, un poco rápido. También se me ha hecho confusa.
Al menos es un libro corto.
No me ha quedado claro quién es Siris, o quién era Siris tiempo atrás. Me queda esa espinita.
Lo que más me ha gustado, aunque al principio no sabía muy bien qué era, son los capítulos de Divergencia.
Lo que menos creo que ha sido el final. En mi opinión queda abierto, y prefiero los finales cerrados.
Quizás sean unos libros que es mejor leer si conoces el juego; supongo que así al menos no te perderás cosas y será todo más "lógico".
Le pongo las 2 estrellas porque oye, no es una basura, está bien escrito, y entretiene un poquillo.
February 8, 2018
I did not like this book, the first one was sooo good.....
The action is not the way Sanderson used to write . I did not understand much and it is clear the first book from him that I have made an effort to read it .... Maybe it's just me
The action is not the way Sanderson used to write . I did not understand much and it is clear the first book from him that I have made an effort to read it .... Maybe it's just me
September 23, 2013
Let's just get my gripe out of the way. This book assumes that the reader has played the second game, otherwise you will have no idea how Siris and Raidriar ended up in the Worker's prison together with the Worker escaped. At the end of the first book, you had thought the Worker was on Siris's side. I did actually play the game, but it annoys me that the two books don't work together - there should at least be some synopsis or explanation of the second game, but there's not. This might have been a requirement by the game developers so as not to infringe on the game's story and drum up more interest. So probably not Sanderson's fault.
Now for the review of what is actually here. It is, as usual for Sanderson, quite good. Like the first novella, the ending is more of a beginning than a true ending, but that's okay as this installment provides a lot of depth to Raidriar (God King). He really shines here and is fully fleshed out. Siris and Isa are sidelined a little bit, but there are a couple interesting bits for them.
Okay, now it is time to play Infinity Blade III.
4 stars.
Now for the review of what is actually here. It is, as usual for Sanderson, quite good. Like the first novella, the ending is more of a beginning than a true ending, but that's okay as this installment provides a lot of depth to Raidriar (God King). He really shines here and is fully fleshed out. Siris and Isa are sidelined a little bit, but there are a couple interesting bits for them.
Okay, now it is time to play Infinity Blade III.
4 stars.
July 8, 2015
¿¿Por qué tienen que ser tan cortos?? Amo esta saga.
August 29, 2018
4 Estrellas, y porque Sanderson ha atado muy bien los cabos, y lo que parecía que no tenía concordancia ha sido completamente lógico.
"Redención" me ha gustado más que "El Despertar" porque lo he visto un libro más completo y más épico, aunque es cierto que sigue careciendo de los mismos detalles que el primer libro. Que no todo ha partido de la imaginación del autor, que son novelas demasiado cortas y escuetas y que les falta profundidad y va demasiado al grano. Sí, en "Redención" ocurre lo mismo.
El primer libro fue más introductorio, pero "Redención" se ha metido de lleno en la historia para contarnos los orígenes del Rey Dios, para descubrirnos la verdad sobre Siris, y sobre el Hacedor de los Inmortales, aquel al que nadie se puede enfrentar.
El libro nos mete en una lucha épica por el control de la Espada Infinita y el poder destruirla, al igual que al propio Hacedor, responsable del conflicto de los Inmortales.
Al principio del libro admito que me sentí algo perdida porque habían pasado dos años tras ése final tan impactante que tuvo "El Despertar". Empieza estando Siris y el Rey Dios, Raidriar, apresados y en medio de una lucha eterna por destruir al otro, pero a medida que pasa el libro, ambos deben dejar atrás las rencillas y unirse para combatir a un enemigo común.
También es cierto que al principio de la novela, hubo otra historia que me dejó desconcertada y hasta pensé si me había equivocado de libro, pues de repente me veía leyendo una historia no friki, ni fantástica, si no una historia de nuestro propio mundo con el típico padre de familia adicto al trabajo en una multinacional ¿Ein? ¿Qué tiene que ver esto con una novela de fantasía épica? Pues el autor irá atando cabos a medida que transcurran los capítulos.
Así que el libro me ha terminado convenciendo porque indudablemente es la pluma de Sanderson y sabe cómo engancharte; pero de nuevo insisto que no tiene nada que ver con sus grandes obras. "La Espada Infinita" es ideal para leerlos en una temporada en la que no dispones de tiempo ni energías para absorberte en algo más complejo. Funcionar, funciona, pero siempre se le puede exigir algo más, pero desde luego donde sobresale es en el factor sorpresa, que de nuevo ha vuelto a bordar Brandon Sanderson.
"Redención" me ha gustado más que "El Despertar" porque lo he visto un libro más completo y más épico, aunque es cierto que sigue careciendo de los mismos detalles que el primer libro. Que no todo ha partido de la imaginación del autor, que son novelas demasiado cortas y escuetas y que les falta profundidad y va demasiado al grano. Sí, en "Redención" ocurre lo mismo.
El primer libro fue más introductorio, pero "Redención" se ha metido de lleno en la historia para contarnos los orígenes del Rey Dios, para descubrirnos la verdad sobre Siris, y sobre el Hacedor de los Inmortales, aquel al que nadie se puede enfrentar.
El libro nos mete en una lucha épica por el control de la Espada Infinita y el poder destruirla, al igual que al propio Hacedor, responsable del conflicto de los Inmortales.
Al principio del libro admito que me sentí algo perdida porque habían pasado dos años tras ése final tan impactante que tuvo "El Despertar". Empieza estando Siris y el Rey Dios, Raidriar, apresados y en medio de una lucha eterna por destruir al otro, pero a medida que pasa el libro, ambos deben dejar atrás las rencillas y unirse para combatir a un enemigo común.
También es cierto que al principio de la novela, hubo otra historia que me dejó desconcertada y hasta pensé si me había equivocado de libro, pues de repente me veía leyendo una historia no friki, ni fantástica, si no una historia de nuestro propio mundo con el típico padre de familia adicto al trabajo en una multinacional ¿Ein? ¿Qué tiene que ver esto con una novela de fantasía épica? Pues el autor irá atando cabos a medida que transcurran los capítulos.
Así que el libro me ha terminado convenciendo porque indudablemente es la pluma de Sanderson y sabe cómo engancharte; pero de nuevo insisto que no tiene nada que ver con sus grandes obras. "La Espada Infinita" es ideal para leerlos en una temporada en la que no dispones de tiempo ni energías para absorberte en algo más complejo. Funcionar, funciona, pero siempre se le puede exigir algo más, pero desde luego donde sobresale es en el factor sorpresa, que de nuevo ha vuelto a bordar Brandon Sanderson.
November 13, 2014
Hmmm now this is the second instalment in the Infinity Blade series which is an adaptation series by Brandon Sanderson based aroind the Infinity Blade Games. This series of books started out really well for me as I hadn't played the games before reading the books and the first one was still really interesting, however this one was a big disappointment for the majority with only the last 30% really capturing my interest and making me want to read on.
basically this starts a fair way after the first book and that means that a lot has happened (the storyline progresses in the games but if, like me, you haven't played the games there is no warning that you need to have the background knowledge and it's really very confusing!) and the world and characters are in a completely different situation from how we left off at the end of book 1. I really didn't like the jarring feeling of trying to pick up a story which felt like a chunk was missing and although I know these books are marketed as being part of the Game series, I think not allowing a pleasant continuous plotline really alienates this book from the first and sets a bad tone.
We once again have the two main character from book 1, the God King Radriar and the main character from book 1 (who takes a bit more of a backseat role in this book) Siris. The two of them find themselves trapped and they start off the book in a continuous killing cycle which is interesting once you realise it's way out of context and you study a little bit about what;s happened in between, but it's really not that engrossing or exciting.
I would say that Radriar's character is rather irritating up until the very end of the book where he grows a lot as a personality whilst Siris just seemed to lack substance and be very focused on fighting his 'Dark self' rather than actually progressing the storyline much. Overall this was a very disappointing follow on and I wouldn't recommend it even though the end does pick up. I think it could have been made much more approachable for all (players of the games or not) but instead it suffered from a lack of consideration and therefore a confused beginning, slow middle and decent end, which adds up to a jumble of 'meh' in my opinion. If any more books in this series are released I expect they too will require having played the game to understand them and so I doubt i'll be buying them. Ah well, every author has to make a few worse books I suppose, but that's just my opinion of course! :)
basically this starts a fair way after the first book and that means that a lot has happened (the storyline progresses in the games but if, like me, you haven't played the games there is no warning that you need to have the background knowledge and it's really very confusing!) and the world and characters are in a completely different situation from how we left off at the end of book 1. I really didn't like the jarring feeling of trying to pick up a story which felt like a chunk was missing and although I know these books are marketed as being part of the Game series, I think not allowing a pleasant continuous plotline really alienates this book from the first and sets a bad tone.
We once again have the two main character from book 1, the God King Radriar and the main character from book 1 (who takes a bit more of a backseat role in this book) Siris. The two of them find themselves trapped and they start off the book in a continuous killing cycle which is interesting once you realise it's way out of context and you study a little bit about what;s happened in between, but it's really not that engrossing or exciting.
I would say that Radriar's character is rather irritating up until the very end of the book where he grows a lot as a personality whilst Siris just seemed to lack substance and be very focused on fighting his 'Dark self' rather than actually progressing the storyline much. Overall this was a very disappointing follow on and I wouldn't recommend it even though the end does pick up. I think it could have been made much more approachable for all (players of the games or not) but instead it suffered from a lack of consideration and therefore a confused beginning, slow middle and decent end, which adds up to a jumble of 'meh' in my opinion. If any more books in this series are released I expect they too will require having played the game to understand them and so I doubt i'll be buying them. Ah well, every author has to make a few worse books I suppose, but that's just my opinion of course! :)
May 30, 2020
And another mind bending conclusion from Sanderson. My only sorrow is that this wasn’t a fully blown series for me to take my time with to connect and expand upon these stories. I can definitely say I’m not a big fan of short novels on their own. They need to be additions to full stories for me to love. But I’m still glad to have read this one.
April 17, 2022
Pues... atención a la blasfemia!... mi primer libro de Sanderson que no me gusta!!
**Alerta Spoiler!!
Mejora con respecto al segundo? Sí, desde luego. La parte de las divergencias en un principio está muy bien, le da la frescura que le faltaba a la primera parte. Pero luego la historia de redención no me la creo, no se la compro. Y mira que me encantan ese tipo de personajes, los que se redimen, pero es que aquí Raidriar no me dice nada de nada.
Y luego Siris?? pues eso, que siendo un personaje tan aburrido, es de lógica que incluso el autor lo dejara de lado y se fuera con el otro, el que era "ligeramente" más interesante.
Este libro, como segunda parte me sobra. Es como si se le hubiera sacado de la manga, para darle una segunda parte porqué sí, o como si no hubiera sabido como terminar con la historia.
En fin, que no. No me ha gustado. Así de simple.
**Popsugar 2022 categoría 45. Una duología (parte 2)
**Alerta Spoiler!!
Mejora con respecto al segundo? Sí, desde luego. La parte de las divergencias en un principio está muy bien, le da la frescura que le faltaba a la primera parte. Pero luego la historia de redención no me la creo, no se la compro. Y mira que me encantan ese tipo de personajes, los que se redimen, pero es que aquí Raidriar no me dice nada de nada.
Y luego Siris?? pues eso, que siendo un personaje tan aburrido, es de lógica que incluso el autor lo dejara de lado y se fuera con el otro, el que era "ligeramente" más interesante.
Este libro, como segunda parte me sobra. Es como si se le hubiera sacado de la manga, para darle una segunda parte porqué sí, o como si no hubiera sabido como terminar con la historia.
En fin, que no. No me ha gustado. Así de simple.
**Popsugar 2022 categoría 45. Una duología (parte 2)
June 1, 2024
4.5 out of 5 stars
You can still piece together what happened in the story, even without playing the video game, which is good.
Great twist at the end, I was thinking what relevance the Deviations had and the reveal was a surprise.
You can still piece together what happened in the story, even without playing the video game, which is good.
Great twist at the end, I was thinking what relevance the Deviations had and the reveal was a surprise.
January 21, 2021
Me gustó mucho más que el primero. Ojalá tuviera más páginas!
January 31, 2015
Confusión. Frustración. Enojo. Gusto. Ternura. Simpatía. Sorpresa. Enojo de nuevo.
REALMENTE ESTE LIBRO ME HIZO QUERER ARRANCARME LOS PELOS Y EN TODOS LOS ASPECTOS POSIBLES, BUENOS Y MALOS.
Dios, estoy speechless. En serio. Me ha quedado un fuerte sabor en la boca, no sé si amargo o dulce, solo sé que me dejó un impacto, y cualquier libro que me deje un impacto, merece estar dentro de mis favoritos.
Maldito Sanderson, lo has hecho de nuevo.
Lo leí en tan solo unas horas, pero fueron unas horas intensas, compadres. Al principio estaba sumamente molesta porque parecía que entre libro y libro habían pasado cosas. No entendía un carajo del principio y me molesta mucho no entender algo. El libro asume que jugué los juegos de Infinity Blade entre la primera novela y esta, lo cual no sucedió, al menos en mi caso. Me enojó muchísimo, porque no había ninguna aclaración al principio, ningún resumen que me ubicara espacial y temporalmente, nada que me explicara cómo diablos habían llegado Siris y Raidriar a donde estaban y las circunstancias de su situación.
Pasado el shock inicial, que me hizo querer empezar esta reseña de mal humor, las cosas se fueron estabilizando lentamente, al tiempo que aparecían personajes que recordaba del libro anterior: Isa y ETI. Fue como si todo se fuese acomodando en su lugar, y a partir de que eso se arregló, ya no me importó mucho lo del principio.
Pero, ¡mierda! El tema de los capítulos de Divergencia (cada pocos capítulos, aparecían unos interludios en donde se cambiaba radicalmente de protagonistas y de época) me tuvo loca por varias páginas. Supuse que estaba relacionada con la historia de Siris, pero no sabía en qué tiempo sucedía: si miles de años atrás o miles de años en el futuro. Conjeturé teorías, me armé hipótesis, quise buscar contrapartes de personajes en una historia y otra, pero no fue hasta las últimas diez páginas que se entiende todo correctamente, y ahí decís: ¡con razón tal cosa! Ese fue el plot twist a mi parecer que le hizo subir la nota a esta reseña. Pero, en serio, me enojaron muchísimo los primeros capítulos de Divergencia. Like really. Por muchas páginas fue como leer dos novelas totalmente diferentes al mismo tiempo, y no sé qué tan bueno puede ser eso para el cerebro de uno.
Como sea, terminó de la mejor manera. Bueno, no en realidad, la historia termina pésimo, y lo peor de todo es que seguramente continúa en algún videojuego (los gajes de leer novelas sobre juegos), y que probablemente no me entere cómo sigue la cosa a menos que lo juegue, cosa que no creo que pase porque me enteré de la existencia de Inifinity Blade cuando el año pasado leí el primer libro. Y no, no lo jugué después de eso. Y creo que ahora tampoco.
Se ganó un lugar en mis favoritos porque realmente pasé por todos los estados alterados de emoción. Por momentos quería tirar el libro por la ventana, en otros tenía muchas ganas de abrazar a Siris y a Isa, en otros me quedaba con la boca abierta señalando una oración del libro, sin poder comprender, articular o siquiera querer seguir leyendo por lo que acababa de acontecer.
Raidriar me caía pésimo al principio, pero se vuelve un personaje simpático. Siris, en cambio, con su constante lucha interna entre su moral y su Yo Oscuro, se volvió un poco molesto. Sin embargo, esa lucha interna se exteriorizaba poco: se quedaba justamente en eso, en algo interno, más allá de sus riñas con Raidriar. E Isa, por favor, admití que amás al pelmazo de Siris de una buena vez. "Suspiras por él", le dijo Raidriar, alguien que era considerado su enemigo. Mirá que para que un enemigo se dé cuenta de eso...
Dejo una frase que me gustó muchísimo y que salió de uno de los capítulos de Divergencia:
Y ahora, con su permiso, me voy a buscar en Wikipedia qué carajos pasó entre libro y libro...
REALMENTE ESTE LIBRO ME HIZO QUERER ARRANCARME LOS PELOS Y EN TODOS LOS ASPECTOS POSIBLES, BUENOS Y MALOS.
Dios, estoy speechless. En serio. Me ha quedado un fuerte sabor en la boca, no sé si amargo o dulce, solo sé que me dejó un impacto, y cualquier libro que me deje un impacto, merece estar dentro de mis favoritos.
Maldito Sanderson, lo has hecho de nuevo.
Lo leí en tan solo unas horas, pero fueron unas horas intensas, compadres. Al principio estaba sumamente molesta porque parecía que entre libro y libro habían pasado cosas. No entendía un carajo del principio y me molesta mucho no entender algo. El libro asume que jugué los juegos de Infinity Blade entre la primera novela y esta, lo cual no sucedió, al menos en mi caso. Me enojó muchísimo, porque no había ninguna aclaración al principio, ningún resumen que me ubicara espacial y temporalmente, nada que me explicara cómo diablos habían llegado Siris y Raidriar a donde estaban y las circunstancias de su situación.
Pasado el shock inicial, que me hizo querer empezar esta reseña de mal humor, las cosas se fueron estabilizando lentamente, al tiempo que aparecían personajes que recordaba del libro anterior: Isa y ETI. Fue como si todo se fuese acomodando en su lugar, y a partir de que eso se arregló, ya no me importó mucho lo del principio.
Pero, ¡mierda! El tema de los capítulos de Divergencia (cada pocos capítulos, aparecían unos interludios en donde se cambiaba radicalmente de protagonistas y de época) me tuvo loca por varias páginas. Supuse que estaba relacionada con la historia de Siris, pero no sabía en qué tiempo sucedía: si miles de años atrás o miles de años en el futuro. Conjeturé teorías, me armé hipótesis, quise buscar contrapartes de personajes en una historia y otra, pero no fue hasta las últimas diez páginas que se entiende todo correctamente, y ahí decís: ¡con razón tal cosa! Ese fue el plot twist a mi parecer que le hizo subir la nota a esta reseña. Pero, en serio, me enojaron muchísimo los primeros capítulos de Divergencia. Like really. Por muchas páginas fue como leer dos novelas totalmente diferentes al mismo tiempo, y no sé qué tan bueno puede ser eso para el cerebro de uno.
Como sea, terminó de la mejor manera. Bueno, no en realidad, la historia termina pésimo, y lo peor de todo es que seguramente continúa en algún videojuego (los gajes de leer novelas sobre juegos), y que probablemente no me entere cómo sigue la cosa a menos que lo juegue, cosa que no creo que pase porque me enteré de la existencia de Inifinity Blade cuando el año pasado leí el primer libro. Y no, no lo jugué después de eso. Y creo que ahora tampoco.
Se ganó un lugar en mis favoritos porque realmente pasé por todos los estados alterados de emoción. Por momentos quería tirar el libro por la ventana, en otros tenía muchas ganas de abrazar a Siris y a Isa, en otros me quedaba con la boca abierta señalando una oración del libro, sin poder comprender, articular o siquiera querer seguir leyendo por lo que acababa de acontecer.
Raidriar me caía pésimo al principio, pero se vuelve un personaje simpático. Siris, en cambio, con su constante lucha interna entre su moral y su Yo Oscuro, se volvió un poco molesto. Sin embargo, esa lucha interna se exteriorizaba poco: se quedaba justamente en eso, en algo interno, más allá de sus riñas con Raidriar. E Isa, por favor, admití que amás al pelmazo de Siris de una buena vez. "Suspiras por él", le dijo Raidriar, alguien que era considerado su enemigo. Mirá que para que un enemigo se dé cuenta de eso...
Dejo una frase que me gustó muchísimo y que salió de uno de los capítulos de Divergencia:
Menospreciamos al pasado por su brutalidad, pero entonces se mataban los unos a los otros por docenas, no por millones. Los hombres modernos son los auténticos bárbaros.
Y ahora, con su permiso, me voy a buscar en Wikipedia qué carajos pasó entre libro y libro...
April 27, 2020
1,5*
Видео ревю: https://youtu.be/9L5ba-2fiNs
Много мразя да давам ниски оценки на любимите си автори, но в този случай вината не беше у Сандерсън.
Всеизвестно е, че тази книга е базирана на игра. Първата беше интересна за четене и именно за това очаквах и тази да излезе. Уви хората, които я маркетират явно са решили да пропуснат да споменат факта, че трябва да си играл играта за да знаеш какво се случва в дупката между книгите.
Това беше главната причина да не ми хареса книгата, просто не разбирах какво се случва!
Видео ревю: https://youtu.be/9L5ba-2fiNs
Много мразя да давам ниски оценки на любимите си автори, но в този случай вината не беше у Сандерсън.
Всеизвестно е, че тази книга е базирана на игра. Първата беше интересна за четене и именно за това очаквах и тази да излезе. Уви хората, които я маркетират явно са решили да пропуснат да споменат факта, че трябва да си играл играта за да знаеш какво се случва в дупката между книгите.
Това беше главната причина да не ми хареса книгата, просто не разбирах какво се случва!
April 7, 2021
История, плоска и наивна, като меч от хартия, но аз не съм очаквал друго след прочита на първата част - Пробуждане.
June 20, 2020
Без значение дали сте фенове на Сандерсън или пък на хитовата RPG поредица Infinity Blade, вероятно вече да сте прочели романа „Пробуждане”, с който ни зарадваха от „Студио Арт Лайн” в края на миналата година. Ако пък сте фенове и на Сандерсън, и на Infinity Blade, то заменяме „вероятно” с „напълно сигурно” и... се хвърляме в продължението с главата напред. Следва „Изкупление”. Прочетете ревюто на "Книжни Криле": https://knijnikrile.wordpress.com/202...
September 14, 2020
Incredible again...
The first book was surprisingly good for me and this was no different, only this time I wasn't surprised.
The story is set in a world where an Immortal "God King" rules. He has a pantheon of lesser immortal rulers as well. God King's subjects show a small rebellion by raising and training a sacrifice each generation, who fights The God King to the death. Things changed when this time the sacrifice named Siris succeeded.
These stories were developed for the game. The first book was kind of an interlude between the first and second game. It ended with a shocking twist and suggested that Siris is going on a quest to find the worker of secrets. This book starts with Siris and God King in a prison after the worker betrayed them both (that should be the story-line of the second game).
The story again has a Saderson feel to it. The deviations (a parallel story in the book ) were totally different from the main story and doesn't make any sense at first. But by the time that story ended, everything fitted in with the main story. The final revelation was not that surprising this time but was quite interesting nonetheless. Siris was in the center of the first book but this time he shared the center-stage with the god king.
That final twist give us the hope that the third and final game's storyline will do the justice to the entire series. I wish the games were still available. I would have loved to be Siris and FINISH IT ALL myself. Nonetheless a good combo of two action-packed short stories. Combined rating of 8 out of 10. Highly Recommended.
The first book was surprisingly good for me and this was no different, only this time I wasn't surprised.
The story is set in a world where an Immortal "God King" rules. He has a pantheon of lesser immortal rulers as well. God King's subjects show a small rebellion by raising and training a sacrifice each generation, who fights The God King to the death. Things changed when this time the sacrifice named Siris succeeded.
These stories were developed for the game. The first book was kind of an interlude between the first and second game. It ended with a shocking twist and suggested that Siris is going on a quest to find the worker of secrets. This book starts with Siris and God King in a prison after the worker betrayed them both (that should be the story-line of the second game).
The story again has a Saderson feel to it. The deviations (a parallel story in the book ) were totally different from the main story and doesn't make any sense at first. But by the time that story ended, everything fitted in with the main story. The final revelation was not that surprising this time but was quite interesting nonetheless. Siris was in the center of the first book but this time he shared the center-stage with the god king.
That final twist give us the hope that the third and final game's storyline will do the justice to the entire series. I wish the games were still available. I would have loved to be Siris and FINISH IT ALL myself. Nonetheless a good combo of two action-packed short stories. Combined rating of 8 out of 10. Highly Recommended.
May 7, 2024
"We look down on the ancient days for their brutality, but when people murdered each other then it was by the dozen. Not by the million.
Modern men were the real barbarians."
I was honestly extremely lost in the beginning of the second book in the Infinity Blade series. I'm wondering if I might've missed something somewhere along the way.
The world building was amazing and the conclusion was BrandoSando style! Glad I read these but this was easily my least favorite book by the author.
July 13, 2014
Brilliant! Just brilliant!
I figured since I hadn't played any of the video games that I'd be really lost, but I wasn't. It was fairly simple to figure out what went on in the gap that was left out in between books one and two.
What a great story and ending! Can't wait for the 3rd. Maybe I'll even try the video games at some point.
I figured since I hadn't played any of the video games that I'd be really lost, but I wasn't. It was fairly simple to figure out what went on in the gap that was left out in between books one and two.
What a great story and ending! Can't wait for the 3rd. Maybe I'll even try the video games at some point.
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June 8, 2020Плановете ми за остатъка от карантината бяха съвсем други, но когато получа нова книга на Сандерсън, особено с такъв обем ми е трудно да се ��ъздържа.
Например, исках да попрочета част от книгите, които съм си приготвила, преди да си купя други.
Но излезе "Изкупление" и после Артлайн казаха, че излиза и "Към звездите" и всичко отиде по дяволите. На някои неща просто не може да се устои.
Спомняте ли си как в първата книга "Пробуждане" Сандерсън започна тази история по доста класически начин. За едно обикновено момче, което цял живот се е подготвяло да се изправи срещу Бога Крал. За един млад мъж, предупределен да бъде Жертвата. Само дето Жертвата победи Бога Крал. И осъзна колко сложен е света всъщност. Че това далеч не е края на всичко.
А в края на книгата Сандерсън махна с ръка и събори на земята всичко, което читателят си мислеше, че е разбрал и какво се оказа, че горкият наивен Сирис всъщност е прероден безсмъртен. Осар, дългогодишен враг и събрат на Бога Крал - Рейдрар.
Сега в "Изкупление" Сандесън прави същото. Оказва се, че мястото на Бога Крал е заето от самозванец. Тъкача е сложил на мястото на Рейдрар Бездушен, който съсипва света им. Сега Сирис и истинския Рейдрар ще трябва да решат, дали могат да мелят брашно заедно. Единственият начин да си върнат света е да обединят сили.
Иза, разбира се, не е никак очарована от идеята.
Но това далеч не е изненадата, за която ви говоря. Паралелно с преживяванията на Сирис и неговите стари и нови неочаквани спътници, Сандерсън разказва още една история, която се развива в друго време, в друг свят, с други хора. Или може би не чак толкова "други" хора. Четете, за да видите.
В края на книгата е мястото за големите разкрития, но типично в негов стил, Сандерсън оставя повече въпроси, отколкото отговори. Книгите за Мечът на вечността все повече ми напомнят "Легион". Изпитвам същото усещане за безтегловност, когато Сандерсън рязко издърпа килимчето изпод краката ми и ме остави да се чудя кой кой е всъщност.
http://readersense.blogspot.com/2020/...
Например, исках да попрочета част от книгите, които съм си приготвила, преди да си купя други.
Но излезе "Изкупление" и после Артлайн казаха, че излиза и "Към звездите" и всичко отиде по дяволите. На някои неща просто не може да се устои.
Спомняте ли си как в първата книга "Пробуждане" Сандерсън започна тази история по доста класически начин. За едно обикновено момче, което цял живот се е подготвяло да се изправи срещу Бога Крал. За един млад мъж, предупределен да бъде Жертвата. Само дето Жертвата победи Бога Крал. И осъзна колко сложен е света всъщност. Че това далеч не е края на всичко.
А в края на книгата Сандерсън махна с ръка и събори на земята всичко, което читателят си мислеше, че е разбрал и какво се оказа, че горкият наивен Сирис всъщност е прероден безсмъртен. Осар, дългогодишен враг и събрат на Бога Крал - Рейдрар.
Сега в "Изкупление" Сандесън прави същото. Оказва се, че мястото на Бога Крал е заето от самозванец. Тъкача е сложил на мястото на Рейдрар Бездушен, който съсипва света им. Сега Сирис и истинския Рейдрар ще трябва да решат, дали могат да мелят брашно заедно. Единственият начин да си върнат света е да обединят сили.
Иза, разбира се, не е никак очарована от идеята.
Но това далеч не е изненадата, за която ви говоря. Паралелно с преживяванията на Сирис и неговите стари и нови неочаквани спътници, Сандерсън разказва още една история, която се развива в друго време, в друг свят, с други хора. Или може би не чак толкова "други" хора. Четете, за да видите.
В края на книгата е мястото за големите разкрития, но типично в негов стил, Сандерсън оставя повече въпроси, отколкото отговори. Книгите за Мечът на вечността все повече ми напомнят "Легион". Изпитвам същото усещане за безтегловност, когато Сандерсън рязко издърпа килимчето изпод краката ми и ме остави да се чудя кой кой е всъщност.
http://readersense.blogspot.com/2020/...
March 31, 2017
**2.5/5 Stars** This barely scrapes the 3 stars, this is definitely the weaker piece in the two book Infinity Blade series.
The small emotional attachment I had developed for Siris and Isa in Awakening is completely thrown under the bus in Redemption... where I feel a continuation straight after the events of the previous instance would have been a-ok, Brandon decides to dump us into a random starting scene, completely skipping the part where he fills us in on what happened in between the two books... To make things worse he combines the main plot with a parallel, seemingly totally unrelated story, which led me to believe for about 90% of the way that something had gone wrong with my kindle... :p
I have not played the videogame, but I suspect the Infinity Blade Series reads a lot better when you do! I probably recommend this to those users. But unless you are a Brandon-fanboy and you want to read all his work, which I do... I wouldn't really recommend this, meh it's really just ok.
The small emotional attachment I had developed for Siris and Isa in Awakening is completely thrown under the bus in Redemption... where I feel a continuation straight after the events of the previous instance would have been a-ok, Brandon decides to dump us into a random starting scene, completely skipping the part where he fills us in on what happened in between the two books... To make things worse he combines the main plot with a parallel, seemingly totally unrelated story, which led me to believe for about 90% of the way that something had gone wrong with my kindle... :p
I have not played the videogame, but I suspect the Infinity Blade Series reads a lot better when you do! I probably recommend this to those users. But unless you are a Brandon-fanboy and you want to read all his work, which I do... I wouldn't really recommend this, meh it's really just ok.
October 25, 2015
-Entretenido y prescindible a partes iguales.-
Género. Narrativa Fantástica.
Lo que nos cuenta. Siris y el Rey Dios están atrapados en una oscura celda, por decisión del Hacedor de Secretos, donde el tiempo transcurre impreciso mientras se matan el uno al otro, para regenerarse más tarde como los inmortales que son. Pero cuando sean liberados tomarán importantes decisiones. Segundo libro de la saga La espada infinita, basada en el videojuego homónimo.
¿Quiere saber más de este libro, sin spoilers? Visite:
http://librosdeolethros.blogspot.com....
Género. Narrativa Fantástica.
Lo que nos cuenta. Siris y el Rey Dios están atrapados en una oscura celda, por decisión del Hacedor de Secretos, donde el tiempo transcurre impreciso mientras se matan el uno al otro, para regenerarse más tarde como los inmortales que son. Pero cuando sean liberados tomarán importantes decisiones. Segundo libro de la saga La espada infinita, basada en el videojuego homónimo.
¿Quiere saber más de este libro, sin spoilers? Visite:
http://librosdeolethros.blogspot.com....
August 19, 2015
Va a ver un tercero? Tengo que jugar el juego? Por que me dejan así? :(
November 21, 2021
Esta historia corta y sorpresiva aún me mantiene en vilo. Con un final como este... ufff. Necesito leer más. Siris sabe que es más que un simple humano, que es la reencarnación de uno de aquellos a los que ha entrenado toda su vida para matar. Pero en este libro hay una historia paralela. Nos muestran de donde nacen los primeros inmortales, de donde viene el Rey Dios.
May 12, 2022
Popsugar Reading Challenge #45: Una duología (parte 2)
Disfruté mucho más las divergencias del libro, además que le dan el sentido a la historia. Pero definitivamente no son los mejores libros del autor.
Disfruté mucho más las divergencias del libro, además que le dan el sentido a la historia. Pero definitivamente no son los mejores libros del autor.
June 10, 2024
Geluisterd.
October 1, 2021
Este libro me gustó mucho más que el primero. La manera de relatarlo cambió y eso lo hizo mucho mejor. Primero agregan una historia en un universo más similar al nuestro, un poco más avanzado en cuanto a tecnología. Al principio no se entiende bien la relación de esto con lo demás que conocemos de la historia del libro, por lo que se hace más interesante querer descubrir esa conexión. Después tenemos la historia de nuestro héroe y el villano del primer libro, y cómo estos escaparán de su prisión para meterse en un mundo en crisis gracias al régimen de un nuevo villano y cómo irán peleando cada uno por su parte para derrotarlo y terminar con el caos.
Sigue teniendo el problema de ser muy corto, y en este caso es un problema porque hay tanto potencial y tanto que se pudo haber desarrollado mejor. Y si el final del anterior me pareció que vino muy rápido el de este fue mucho peor. Parece que estos libros son publicidad para que la gente se enganche con la historia y corra a jugar los videojuegos, y si es así este libro cumple mejor la función que el primero. Odié el final abierto que queda, Me encantaría que saquen un tercer libro, aunque supongo que habrá que jugar al videojuego para finalizar la historia porque seguro ahí está la secuela. Sin embargo no puedo decir que no me gustó del todo, porque la redención en sí misma me encantó y me encariñé mucho con el rey dios, así que me hizo emocionar bastante su historia.
Sigue teniendo el problema de ser muy corto, y en este caso es un problema porque hay tanto potencial y tanto que se pudo haber desarrollado mejor. Y si el final del anterior me pareció que vino muy rápido el de este fue mucho peor. Parece que estos libros son publicidad para que la gente se enganche con la historia y corra a jugar los videojuegos, y si es así este libro cumple mejor la función que el primero. Odié el final abierto que queda, Me encantaría que saquen un tercer libro, aunque supongo que habrá que jugar al videojuego para finalizar la historia porque seguro ahí está la secuela. Sin embargo no puedo decir que no me gustó del todo, porque la redención en sí misma me encantó y me encariñé mucho con el rey dios, así que me hizo emocionar bastante su historia.
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