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Narrado por:
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Samuel E. Hoke
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Conor Kostick
Welcome to a society governed through computer games!
On New Earth, society is governed and conflicts are resolved in the arena of a fantasy computer game, Epic. If you win, you have the chance to fulfill your dreams; if you lose, your life both in and out of the game is worth nothing. When teenage Erik dares to subvert the rules of Epic, he and his friends must face the Committee. If Erik and his friends win, they may have the key to destroying the Committee's tyranny. But if they lose....
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There was a group of individuals known as Central Allocation (CA). They would make decisions regarding everything that happened on the planet. If citizens or communities disagreed, they would challenge the decisions, a battle would ensue in the arena within Epic. Residents adopt an avatar which they use to play the game and earn coin, to participate in protests, earn a spot in university. While some people work outside the game, university trained individuals, worked inside the game.
The story focuses on Erik and his family, friends and community. As his parents and neighbours try to get need resources or their community, Erik’s Mom dies - in game. This generates changes in Erik’s interaction with Epic. Follow him and his newly created avatar, Sindrella ( a swashbuckling gorgeous heroine). His gaming experience is far different than others he has heard about. His journey leads him to some serious realizations for one so young. He leads his friends through some exciting and groundbreaking adventures. Their discoveries have the potential to turn their world in a whole new direction.
Samuel Hoke carries the story along with a variety of voices that brings characters alive and their personalities dynamic. The story is long but keeps you engaged for the most part.
Are you game?
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LitRPG before it was a thing...
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I truly want more of this genre.
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the end of the world.
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Great Book, Terrible Reader
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Early LITRPG style story
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Although much of the story is in-game, it sometimes left out the 'juicy bits', like some action scenes I expected but missed out on. Though not always, so this was a minor issue for me, especially considering this was written in 2004.
It wasn't clear why all characters had scandinavian names, since the author doesn't seem to be from a scandinavian country, nevertheless it was refreshing to hear something else than English names. It somehow added to the harsh off-world environment and fit the story well.
One of the really interesting story points was the game's AI, which went through its own existential crisis - conceived in a very original way by the author.
The narrator took some getting used to, at first he seemed too slow, too calm, and his voice seemed too deep and mature for the mainly young characters. However, and this is a tip for anyone who feels the same, once I framed it in my mind as someone reading me a (bedtime) story, instead of a voice-acted audio drama, the narration became actually great and I developed a genuine liking to its deep, soothing tones. I would definitely listen to another book narrated by Samuel Hoke.
All in all it was a fine story, narrated very pleasurably.
~ I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. I was not required to write a positive review and this reflects my honest opinion of the work. ~
Entertaining story, great voice
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Good stuff
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Would be very complex for children, but good story
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Read as a kid. Loved it.
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