Goblin Apocalypse: Armageddon of the Greenskins (Armageddon of Greenskins Book 1)

I am still dipping my toes into the fiction pool, finding what works for me and what doesn’t. I got the chills so many times toward the end of this book. It completely blew my mind. This book managed to surpass my high expectations and was nothing at all like I expected. I found this to be an AMAZING READ! I absolutely plan to stick with this series and can't wait to read Goblin Reign and Goblin Wrath next.

This is a very interesting read. Full of adventure, fantasy, interesting characters and the book is very well written. I highly recommend it.

I’m new to the genre but trying to step out of my comfort zone. This well written tale of fantasy and adventure certainly succeeded. Interesting characters, good world building makes for a fun read. Reason for 4 star instead of 5 because of formatting. Too much white space for my taste.

When you play AD&D or computer based RPG games there is a sense of anticipation as you gain experience, level up, and find new useful and sometimes magical items. This novel manages to capture that feeling as the goblin protagonist starts off with nothing and begins to become stronger. It is well written and has good amounts of action with short bursts of refection and relaxation in-between. It's a compelling read. Very interesting concept.

Goblin ApocalypseLoren is just like any other goblin. In fact, he’s smaller and weaker than most. To change that, Loren decided to go out and hunt a dangerous predator for both food and prestige. That is when the apocalypse happened.This is a really interesting twist on the post apocalyptic genre. The MC is not a human. In fact, humans are only mentioned. The characters are really enjoyable. This zero to OP was really well done!Content warning: none

Gamelit is new to me. Having played a few such games in the past, I had some fond memories of how the process works. The writer uses great detail and the book and its characters (all with great names) are intriguing.

LitRPG takes some getting used to, but this book handled the genre very well. The story is good and well told.I found myself bothered by the formatting, specifically the spaces between paragraphs. The obvious gapping distracted from the book's flow, making the voice choppy and robotic in my mind.If you love LitRPG then this a good one!

The book is set in a post-apocalyptic world where Loren and his companions have to learn new rules and systems in order to survive and save their loved ones. Wow, that sounds really fascinating! Have you heard of this new genre called LitRPG? It's like a role playing game but in book format. Can you believe that? The book actually has stats, levels and even magic! But that's not all, the main character is a goblin. How cool is that? I'm really impressed by the creativity and imagination that went into creating this story.

Immersing myself in "Goblin Apocalypse: Armageddon of the Greenskins," I was transported to an evocative realm where the fate of the world hangs in the balance and greenskins rule the narrative. The author crafts a spellbinding story of conflict, survival, and unexpected alliances, keeping me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. While the tale was rich and engaging, some aspects could have delved deeper, yet it remains a thrilling addition to my collection.

My first LitRPG book and I absolutely loved it. I'm obsessed with the fantasy genre and this new subgenre seems right up my street, especially if this book is anything to go by.Thew cover is great, the story is engaging and entertaining and flows beautifully. The way that stats are presented throughout as well as levels etc, so so cool.Highly recommended, five stars!