Grab Instantly Noob Game Plus (Noobtown, #5) Devised By Ryan Rimmel Released Through Hardcover

great narration amp solid story parts, I wasn't sure if I would like what happened in this one but it turned out okay, The ending is bland vs all the stuff that happened between the start amp finish, Next book should be great for active scenes, Book five

Mistakes: I didn't find anything wrong with this book,

Plot: Starting over is hard do, . . or is it

Characters: Got a couple of good laughs out of their antics,

/For me this has to be the strongest instalment in the series, We finally get to see more of the world outside of Windfall, get introduced to a couple cool new characters and the plot is strong from the get go.
Coupled with the more serious tone it's just, . . chefskiss Noob Game Plus is another great entry in the series, Noobtown was one of the first GameLit series I checked out after getting my Kindle Paperwhite last year.
I'd been on a long hiatus from reading anything in novel/book format, mainly just playing video games and checking out various isekai and cultivation mangas.
When first I found out about goodreads and then this GameLit genre, Noobtown was a series I marked as a "must read" and I've enjoyed allbooks so far.


Though nearly everything I've read has got aorstar rating, this is the first time I felt compelled to jot down a review, such as it is.
Loved the old characters making their returns, loved the new characters as they were introduced, and enjoyed the pacing of the story as a good way for the reader to recover from the events ending book.
Now to wait for bookto hopefully arrive sometime later this year, I almost gave thisbut I have learned my lesson because I think that like The Land Monsters and God's Eye I already know I will like this better on thend listen.
Good continuation of the series though I have few small complaints in that the MC is a bit OP and some of the plot flow elements are a bit too convenient.
The book ends well and very nicely sets the stage for the next one as well as cleaning up many loose ends.
I love all of the new characters which are very well thought out and want to also give the narrator a big thumbs up for continuing to improve on an already great performance.
I really like this series

I think it is important to acknowledge that this series is a very fun and engaging approach to the genre.


I enjoy the new characters introduced, the new game world ideas implemented, and the great side character interactions.


Jim, the main character, also has a fun character growth in this book, It fits with the circumstances of this and the last book, and sets up some fun ideas for the next novel.


Look forward to it! Unfay,

So much fun reading this book, Authors humor is instilled in the pages, Recommend this book for all ages, Jim leaves the demon door and has his wild adventure in other areas, His buddy shart. His buddy Badgelor. They all come together for this hysterical allotment, Looking forward to the next book,


Interesting story

GameLit
Series progresses, which apparently was a reset for MC Jim.
Working with a new class, Jim does his best to adapt, New character is Julia. The story is longer than normal, but that balances the time between releases, Some very funny scenes and cultural references, Be warned, again it ends with a cliffhanger, Love it

I love noobtown! The book is rife with humor, introspection, references, meta jokes, and downright good times.
Jim is back from the dead and is in a whole new kettle of fish, Some how he winds up where he needs to be and progresses at fixing the world, I truly enjoyed this book and hope you will too, New Jim, New Story

After the first three miserable books of whiny Jim, bookhaving slightly less whiny Jim but what amounts to plot thickening awfulness, bookwas spectacular.
I love new Jim, hes still indecisive, still a bit off, but so much better, I have nothing else to say beyond this story was far better than the others put together and Im glad I stuck it through.
Heres hoping book six is as much of a page turner, It was Alright

I did not really enjoy the first third of this book because it started with a side character and then the Mc was not himself.
After the Mc found hi mselfI still not sure if it was the Badger counteracting the demon this story returned to the absolutely fantastic story of legends.
Exceeds expectations

After the previous book had such an amazing finish, I was afraid it'd be difficult to keep the story going.
Luckily the author is a remarkably talented person who not only keeps up the good work but keeps it so nimble that the books are always a delight to read even through the heartache.
Rating.stars

I enjoyed this one more than I thought I would, Some of the jokes that I felt were over the top in the previous books were more funny in this one.
I laughed out loud with the puma checks that were done in this book, Jim was pushed through the demon door and now he is a remort, He keeps most of his skills from his previous build but loses all his levels and now has to pick a new class.
The same glitch from before applies and he has more than one class but not all the same ones.
He comes back to the world and immediately ends up in a cell, He escapes and helps the princess escape her cell as well, His only goal is to get back the Windfall, He just has to escape the people chasing him and the princess and try to get Shart back.
I liked the first half of the book better than the second half, The goals were much more straight forward, In the second half of the book Jim had too many things to deal with One of my pet peeves is when there is no conclusion to a fight.
When the MC fights someone for a long time and they escape right at the end so they have to be dealt with over and over again.
That happened here. Jim beats up the two people following him but they survive and

heal, Then they add a couple more people to the party and he beats them all as well, Right before he is about to win, the building collapses and traps him so that they get away again.
This time with the princess, This leads to a repeat of a fight with the same people in the end, After he escapes the fallen building he has to find the princess and rescue her, He is on a time limit because she is trying to free Shart and if something bad happens he won't be able to be summoned for anotheryears.
Along the way he has to save a village that is being attacked byopposing forces, get them to fight for him because monsters are free in the land now and then fight his way through a dungeon to rescue the princess.
See what I mean about having too much stuff to deal with in the second half of the book.
I did like the change of pace in this book, Jim was alone, away from Windfall for the whole book, He/We didn't have to deal with the emotions from the loss of Jarra and what happened to the rest of the town.
I guess we will find out what happened to the town in the next book, Stronger than the last one overall, even if I'm still pissed that the author killed off Jarra,

Lots of pop culture references and tantalizing hints about the basis of human civ on Ordinal.
If I've one thing to hammer into Jim: NEVER DO AN ENEMY A SMALL INJURY, While he doesn't need to go full chaotic neutral, some specific focus on removing threats is appropriate, Anyway, I look forward to the next one, Good to the last word!

Mr Rimmel has done it yet again! He continues his excellent series detailing Jim amp his cadre of cohorts.
The fights continue to be enjoyable, the remains confusingly consistent in it's weirdness, and the snark continues unabated.


Keep up the great work! What happened The last thing Jim remembered was being tossed unceremoniously through the Demon Door.
Now, he's right back where he first started his adventure, sans demon and badger, Jim's got to make some fast choices if he has any hope of making it back to Windfall and defeating Charles.
But after Jarra's death, is Windfall even what he wants anymore,