Death Game Quality Assurance by Andrew Rowe
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

So, yeah. I don't like to be one of those readers that say that complain about authors who try truly niche fiction -- yeah, this coming form an author that writes pretty good LitRPG, which is quite niche -- but yeah, there is a niche too far.

In this case, it's video game quality assurance -- you know, game-breakers -- sitting in their shoes and enjoying tons of in-jokes, but honestly, it should have been more grounded and less short. Maybe. Or more relatable. -- and this, coming from a guy who loves playing video games.

It's okay, not great, but okay. It's not Sword Art Online.

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