Marcus believed the game was over, but it had an extra life. Suddenly he's thrown into a strange new world, playing a game designed to test every aspect of who he is.
Fortunately he's not alone. He'll fight alongside old friends and new to complete the quest. The only way out is to collect all eight Daggers of Power, but it isn’t going to be easy. The King is throwing everything he has at them, from dragons to drop bears, golems to geese, and rangers to rock bands. If they are going to stand a chance they will need to level up, party up, and most of all Power Up!
If you love Epic Fantasy GameLit with a generous helping of humour, this is the book for you.
Craig Anderson can't stand writing about himself in the third person. I’m a Brit that lives in Canada, and I moved here via Australia, so no matter where I go people hear my bizarre accent and ask me where I’m from. I have a beautiful wife, two rambunctious kids, a cat called Sydney, and a Sheepadoodle puppy.
I love to write humour (yes that is how they spell it where I am from!) with just a touch of depth. If I can make you laugh and then make you think, I’m on the right track. I have a soft spot for characters with hidden strength, the types that no-one thinks will amount to anything. Give me a nun-chuck wielding elf or a granny hacker any day of the week.
Like my reviews of the first two books, my expectations were exceeded. The story was nuanced in a way that didn't get bogged down but was littered with enough Easter eggs to make my inner nerd giddy. Can't wait for the next installment!
To me, this installment was not quite as bingeable as the others in the series, but I'm glad I finally finished it.
◦ Longer than it needed to be, but still a fun time. ◦ 3rd installment in a series, but you don't have to read the others to enjoy it. ◦ Perfect for fans of LitRPG/gaming, humor, and off-the-wall adventures.
A truly delightful blend of a multitude of crazy ideas and theories including the multiverse, VR reality blending with reality, and none of it's real. Thank you for the story and may I have another please!?!
“If there’s a one in a million chance to narrowly escape certain death, he’ll find it, exploit it, and make fate apologize to him for the inconvenience.”