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(Originally bought on Amazon, which didn't let me post the following review:)
The Dragon Cobolt is a master of setting design, and it really shows here. Despite being familiar with some of the inspirations, the characters and the many spins change it into a delightfully fresh experience. Each chapter brings something new, and I think this is one of those settings that'll stick in my mind for a while. Having read some of the author's work before, I am pleased to note that the tendency I've observed for the sex scenes to be cute even for someone like me who isn't typically a sex fan holds true.
I am an easily distracted person- and this is a book I found difficult to put down. It manages to blend the sci-fi eras of its inspirations fantastically- a well-made work that reminds the reader of the best of the decades of work that inspired it (I found myself looking up SKJ and Carenwine in case they were direct references) while still being as finely-honed and, frankly, willing to be silly as it should be.
All in all... a thoroughly enjoyable book, with a setting well-placed between the odd end of sci-fi (scales beyond vast, pure sense-of-wonder, odd ways of thought) and the provocative end of superhero stories (i don't need to explain that one). The characters are, well, relatable and sexy despite their far-future setting. One last thought- Gosh, the twists in this thing. They're delightful, and the ending immensely satisfying.
EEEEEE IT'S OUT!!!!
As someone who tried out the earlier demo versions, this has a lot to offer besides tanks. A lot of it is covered in the description here, but two things I'd like to point out:
- Big Bill Hell's makes multiple appearances in the art
- Oh my G-d, there's a lot of delightful lore in here. If you like even just knowing about the world of Himmilgard, that's a solid reason to consider getting this.
Okay, so the timer ran out and I flew around for a really long time before deciding to shoot my gun once, at which point the cycle reset and the message I got at the start of the next one talked about how I "take a few more of them with me each time". I mean yeah, flying along the wall definitely means the drones die...
A scene from my most recent game: The only nation that still has "All_Will_Be_Ashes" as its status stands tall as the strongest nation in the galaxy, with over 200 stars. They are a defensive-horde state with one of the highest tech levels in the galaxy. They have had a long and storied history, starting with the original Galactic Federation Of Light, which probably brought about the horde-zealot trait.
The Masenogove Pact, spreading like a forest fire (it consumes a star, and later that star rejoins neutrality as the All_Will_Be_Ashes takes effect) and never quite dying out (all the other nations entered All_Will_Be_Ashes 41 millenia ago, and none of them remain), has remained in power for 1247 MILLENIA. For the last 41 of those, it has been in the All_Will_Be_Ashes state.
EDIT: At Millenium 1584 of Masenogove rule, they only had one star, so I decided to change their state. After 383 millenia of ALL_WILL_BE_ASHES, they almost fell.