vMMORPG: Broken Chains - Reviews

Author here! My review score accurately reflects my feeling on my story.

If you like deep world building, strong character designs, clear character growth, and a completely flushed out plot you have come to the right story.

The proof I can give you is the first two chapters are the ending point for volume 1. With a clear end point in place all that there is to do is fill in the blanks.

I will also be frank. My grammar and spelling can be rough. I hope you will look past it and try to just enjoy the story.

The book may start out slow but it will pick up in pace later on. There is a lot of background to build and a lot of moving pieces to generate and tie together.

The story will continue forward to get to the tournament as I release chapters. However, there will also be plenty of flashbacks / cut scenes to flush out the story arcs dealing with James's parents, the lab, and the organization known as Black Death.

I am a fan of video games and mysteries and I want to tie the two genres together in one place.

Please be patient and enjoy my story. The chapter word count I am targeting is between 1,500 at the lowest to 3,500 at the highest. Ideally it will be closer to 2,000 words per chapter. The only reasons why a chapter's length would be around the 1,500 count is if I have to split a super long chapter in half or I get too busy on the weekend.

I look forward to your input and comments!

An engaging story that was very descriptive. The action scenes were explained well and I can see its potential. Not something that we can see every day. I am amazed by the author's writing style. Creative and imaginative. Kudos!

Great story so far I like how you describe the beginning, like we were watching the begining of Like a movie or something, you do really good on showing how the character feels and acts, the only mistakes I can see are some minor spelling ones, so keep up the hard work and I hope to reed more of this!

I don't know about other people but I had a bit of a hard time following at the beginning but I attribute that more to myself then your writing. Your description was vivid but dialog made me question weather an actual gamer would talk the way you wrote. Your style made it seem like they treated the game like the real world to much. Overall it was a decent read

Wow! I an in love with this novel. The story and plot development is awsome. The world background is also thrilling and unique. keep up the good work

A very catchy and original cover page. I like your idea for the story.
The plot is interesting, your characters are expressive. You're doing well!

I love the story and everything keeps me wanting more! I feel like I'm checking the story 50 times a day for a new update and every time I finish reading the new chapter I just want more! I'm desperate here!

Love the writing skill behind this book. Fantastic world building and description of events! Not something I met everyday. Job well done, fellow author!  I had a great time reading this. If you're thinking of reading it, go ahead. You will not regret it at all.

Not a bad story. I enjoyed most of the parts and the pacing was okay.
Some sentences could be better with and edit and maybe proofreading can help too.
Overall, not a bad read, and hopefully the author would improve it.

The first chapter got me thriled! I love game novels that interact with the world outside and all the world of the game seems to be very unique too.

Definitely worth reading!

So, I am interested in the kind of stories that take place in a video game, and most of them usually do make for interesting stories. The worldbuilding in this book is exactly how I imagine worldbuilding in MMORPGs. The main protagonist is likable, the characters are well-developed, and the way the story flows and moves is addictive and charming to read. This is a great book!

a VERY  intriguing plot... the synopsis does its job of attracting the readers and the very first chapter makes you know the characters which to me is very interesting. Looking forward to completing the read.