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Arcadia Unlocked
As a code monkey for Goliath Corp., Trent Webb feels like a cog in the machine. He wants nothing more than to visit the newly discovered magical continent of Arcadia. But the price is too steep for mere mortals like him, so Trent settles for the next best thing … Arcadia VR.
The virtual reality vacation outfitters at VR World have a package that provides an MMORPG experience in Arcadia—complete with elves, mythical creatures like griffins and unicorns, and lads and lasses in distress—in short, everything Trent needs to become the hero he yearns to be.
However, once he’s in the game, Trent discovers a much larger quest, one that may actually affect the real world as he knows it. Total Recall meets World of Warcraft in this fun LitRPG adventure.
Arcadia Unlocked is the first book in the Arcadia LitRPG series.
The virtual reality vacation outfitters at VR World have a package that provides an MMORPG experience in Arcadia—complete with elves, mythical creatures like griffins and unicorns, and lads and lasses in distress—in short, everything Trent needs to become the hero he yearns to be.
However, once he’s in the game, Trent discovers a much larger quest, one that may actually affect the real world as he knows it. Total Recall meets World of Warcraft in this fun LitRPG adventure.
Arcadia Unlocked is the first book in the Arcadia LitRPG series.
183 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 18, 2017
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March 21, 2017
Rip-off
This is a rip off of total recall litrpg style. And it falls into the level grind and win track, the worst part is the grinding isn't challenging and the main character goes from a gaming coding monkey to super hero with no real development or challenges and forget any out of game storyline.
This is a rip off of total recall litrpg style. And it falls into the level grind and win track, the worst part is the grinding isn't challenging and the main character goes from a gaming coding monkey to super hero with no real development or challenges and forget any out of game storyline.
April 2, 2017
Seriously? Schwarzeneggar does not approve.
Yay. It's a fantasy version of Total Recall. The plot follows almost exactly. Be very ashamed. The movie sucked, why did you think a fantasy book version would be any better?
Yay. It's a fantasy version of Total Recall. The plot follows almost exactly. Be very ashamed. The movie sucked, why did you think a fantasy book version would be any better?
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