Otherworlder

By: David J. VanBergen Jr.

Narrated by: Pavi Proczko

It's the most advanced virtual-reality gaming system ever created. So real, you might wind up in another world.

A LitRPG/GameLit adventure full of monsters, portals, loot, and leveling up.

Tobias Martin is one of the best gamers in the world, playing the most advanced game ever created. When a mysterious portal in the game appears, he enters a new world of magic that's more real than he ever could have imagined. Forced to start from scratch, he must build himself back up to a top-level adventurer if he ever wants to get home again. Along the way, he will explore a world full of wonder and danger, meet new friends, slay terrifying monsters, and level up like his life depends on it. Because it does. Can Tobias survive the most epic adventure he has ever encountered?

Otherworlder is the first book in the Epic Blade series. If you like fast-paced fantasy adventures with RPG gaming elements, you are going to love the Epic Blade series.

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©2022 David J. VanBergen Jr. (P)2021 David J. VanBergen Jr.

Well written LitRPG

I liked the characters, plot and game mechanics. The only problem is that I feel like I have read this book before because there wasn’t a lot of new ideas brought to the table. Despite that, this was a really fun read. Solid narration.

MC is probably the dumbest over listened to

MC is probably the dumbest over listened to in a very long time. Honestly if this book wasn't so short and Pavi wasn't the narrator I would have returned it immediately. The main character is just super dumb, he did get a little bit better right towards the end but then the book ended and so eh... The premise of the story in the story itself isn't too bad I do like the premise it's just the way that the MC's going about doing stuff that's really dumb. I wouldn't recommend this to friends but if you just looking for something different and you will only give it a try go for it. Just to see if the story gets better I might try out the second book at some point but I also probably won't.

Great start

This book was fun, A little short and still it felt stretched out a bit. Not a lot happend but it still managed to get 7 hours of story. The narrator was amazing. The story was 4/5. One of my biggest complaints was the over explanation of things when the char looked to upgrade his skills. We don't need a 3 minute explanation of how it changes everytime. Some Litrpg fall into this trope of wanting 100% gamelike numbers and info in the book but its actually hard to do it without making it feel too filled with text in between story progression. This books does a decent job of it but my only other complaint are the amazing random quests he stumbles into. How they pay level 10 coin for a level 1 job. Also the money explanation was a bit all over the place and why was the guy given free room and board. Just felt a little too plot driven with these things is all

Great Start

An Excellent start to a new series. Very well done MC progression. I'm sure he will become OP in the books to come, but it's refreshing to not see it right away.
I can't wait until book 2 is released.

tighten up combat

overall this was a good listen, combat narration gets repetitive. it got better towards the end but fell back into it's repetitive nature. pavi did a great job he was the driving force as to why I picked this up coming off of Edens gate. going to continue this series as soon as I am done with dawn shard.