Lit-Rpg/Game-lit List

I'm posting this list mainly because I always see people asking about how to find more litrpg books out there. So I'm going to make an ever growing list for people who want it. That way in the future when people ask they can be directed to this list. This post will change as more …

Threadbare by Andrew Seiple A Series Review(3 books)

Final Statement: This is an awesome series. It was a breath of fresh air when I first came across it however I've now read a lot books like it. The things is despite this fact the threadbare series still stands out to be some of the best litrpg out there. Go check this series out not …

Station Cores by Jonathan Brooks (5 books)

Final Statement:  Overall this is a good series. I recommend picking this up if you need something to pass the time. My only problem was that I lost interest in it by the last book and pretty much had to skip past a good part of it so that I could find out ending. Aspects …

A Series Review of The Dark Herbalist by Michael Atamanov (4 books)

Final Statement: I have mixed feelings about this series. My first go at it ended with me stopping after the third book having lost interest in the story. However time passed and I read a lot of bad litrpg which made me appreciate this series for what it was. After revisiting it I found the …

A Series Review of The Wraith’s Haunt by Hugo Huesca

Books 1-4 (On gonging) Final Statement: This is a quality series and anyone who chooses to invest their time in it wont be disappointed. Aspects that I liked about the series The Fusion: So there are many books out now that have one of the two aspects that make Litrpg interesting for me. Either the …

A Series Review of Life Reset

Life Reset 1-4 by Shemer Kuznits Final Statement: So this is an awesome series and despite the few problems I had with it my overall experience was positive. The main aspect that I found interesting: The Settlement Building: The first two books have a pretty strong element of settlement building in them. The mc's background …