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Spetsnaz A Permadeath LitRPG LitFPS GameLit novel eBook Matthew Sylvester Marc Ducrow

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Spetsnaz A Permadeath LitRPG LitFPS GameLit novel eBook Matthew Sylvester Marc Ducrow

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Spetsnaz A Permadeath LitRPG LitFPS GameLit novel eBook Matthew Sylvester Marc Ducrow Reviews

A nice follow-up to Desperate Times. The world continues to be built and we're told a bit of more details of how this world war works.

I really enjoyed the two primary characters in the first book, but they don't show up until we're halfway through the book. That was a bit of a disappointment, but we are introduced to the mechs which are hugely entertainment.

Interesting to see where Devon's Demons will take the series.
I'm not sure an editor even read this, its riddles with word and formatting errors that took some back tracking to even piece together, otherwise I'll interesting story
I had issues with the first novel in the series because of the lack of description of the game mechanics in the story. There was sort of some at the end but it felt forced in and never clear. With book 2 in this series, it’s only become more of an issue for me.
To be frank, this is not LitRPG. The only game mechanic is DP, development points, and it doesn’t seem to do anything. It’s not used at all, it’s just awarded after kills. No evident game mechanics, no power progression for characters using those mechanics. Not LitRPG.

This is not poorly written. There’s lots of military SciFi action. If you liked the first book, then you’ll probably like this one too.
I’m not disputing the author’s right to tell the story he wants to tell. Maybe he took out all the game stuff because it disrupted the flow of the story. I can’t say for sure. That’s fine but if you’re going to put LitRPG in your title, it should be LitRPG and this is not.
As LitRPG, I give it a 4 out 10. Additionally, I’ll be dropping this series from my review schedule.
great series