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Armada
- Narrated by: Wil Wheaton
- Length: 11 hrs and 50 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Summary
Zack Lightman is a dreamer. He fills his days with wishful thoughts of life on other planets and spends hours playing videogames, neither of which have helped him make friends or find a girlfriend. His refuge from the daily disappointments of life is Armada - an online space-fighter simulator based on defending Earth from an alien invasion. It’s when he’s playing that he feels closest to his father, a champion gamer who died when Zack was a baby.
He rises up the ranks until there’s only one other player who can challenge his worldwide supremacy. As he closes in on his ultimate enemy, the game suspiciously shuts down, leading Zack to investigate the many urban legends and myths that surround Armada. What he finds will take him beyond his wildest dreams.
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- Stephen
- 21-11-16
Enjoyable, geeky, a little bit silly but good fun!
Armada is of course a great fun story. Is it hardcore, without plot holes, as good as Ready Player One? Nope. But is it an easy read (err..listen), have tonnes of great geeky references, an enjoyable story and comes with a rocking playlist then yes it is. I think if you go into this book with these expectations you will have a good time. The characters are fine, but would have liked to see more of Lex in the story as I really wanted to hear more about her. As for the story it's fine, albeit predictable with many leaps of faith required in terms of the technology but this is kind of the point of the story. I think there were just 2 or 3 references I missed so I guess I must be the target audience for the book :) Wesley (sorry Wil, but you'll always be Wesley to me) did a fine job as always with the narration with enough voice acting for it to really help the story but not enough to spoil as can happen. His voicing of one of the characters near the end was amusing though but I think he had a good time with it. Good fun read - recommended if you are after something a little lighter.
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- Evil RobotNixon
- 18-09-15
Another great book by Ernest Cline
A great second book, like Ready Player One, full of pop culture references. Moves along at a good pace and does not let up!!!
23 people found this helpful
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- Hannah
- 06-08-15
This is no 'Ready Player One'
If you could sum up Armada in three words, what would they be?
Armada? Sadly underwhelming.
Would you recommend Armada to your friends? Why or why not?
Hmm, probably not. Like...its fine? And I recommended Ready Player One left, right and center...but this? No. Probably not.
What about Wil Wheaton’s performance did you like?
Everything. Wil is my favorite reader - he has the perfect reading voice.
Any additional comments?
Armada never quite achieves what it sets out to and instead of paying homage to sci fi classics (such as Ender's Game, as noted elsewhere) it borrows far too much from them. Additionally I never found myself investing in these characters in the same way I did with Ready Player One. It was fine. You might like it. You might not.
33 people found this helpful
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- Simon
- 24-11-16
Rubbish - best avoided
After the excellent 'Ready Player One' I was expecting another great story. Instead I listened with growing disappointment to a simplistic story with poor characterisation, internally inconsistent plot and lazy dialogue. Also, contrary to another reviewer's opinion, Will Wheaton (who otherwise does a good job of narrating) cannot produce an English accent. He just sounds like Mike Myers in 'Austin Powers'.
2 people found this helpful
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- Brighton UK Customer
- 07-03-18
OK but lacks credibility
I can see this book becoming an action movie, but it lacks the depth in characters, plot or credible technology.
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- James
- 11-05-16
A great listen, with interesting current topics
Great narrating by Wheaton. The story is a little out there towards the end in what previously follows a interesting current topic of vr and battle simulators. As always a great book by a great author!
5 people found this helpful
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- Antti
- 09-05-16
Millenium Falcon Has Problems With Hyperdrive
Unlike many readers and listeners, I wasn’t exactly won over by ”Ready Player One”, and I admit that only a third into ”Armada” I was ready to give up. The premise was too thin for my liking, and while I could appreciate fantastical things taking place out of the blue, unlikely turns and even, as it happens, the likeliest and most obvious ”twists”, I felt completely detached from what was going on to the point where I asked myself why I should bother reading further.
I did, however, until the very end, but I’m not quite sure if it did me any good. As has been pointed out, Cline’s referential style revolves around him writing his versions of his favourite stories, amply referencing them and toying with them along the way, but his hybrid just doesn’t seem worth the trouble to me. Perhaps I’ve never been into the whole fan fiction thing to appreciate what’s going on, but then again, this isn’t really supposed to be fan fiction as far as I’m concerned.
Yet then again, this is a light read, and to some extent fulfills its function. In some way I think the strength in Cline’s writing is that he trusts the reader to know what’s coming next so that he can offer his variation on it. And to be honest, isn’t this what storytelling has been about since forever? Not that there weren’t awkward moments, or that the deus ex machina he used so much in ”Ready Player One” didn’t pop up conveniently here as well. It’s just that when it read well, it read incredibly well. I suppose that’s part of the irritation, really: I’m boarding Millenium Falcon and just as we’re about to hit hyperspace, it doesn’t work, fiddlesticks! See, I was trying to be the geeky me.
As for narration, I wasn’t too fond of Wheaton before, but he’s really growing on me. There are moments where he’s the one making it all click with his enthusiasm and obvious freewheeling fun he’s exuding. Definitely carries the narrative.
15 people found this helpful
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- paul crowe
- 21-12-15
Young young adult fiction
Having read Ernest Clines first novel and quite liked it, retro, quirky and a bit different, I wanted to get this and thought I'd enjoy it. Wrong, this is pretty puerile stuff, which Wil Wheaton does a sterling job of making sound interesting. Leaden, cliched characters, minimal emotional depth, and delusions of grandeur way beyond its capability to deliver. I'm not sure anyone above 12 should listen to this. Sorry, really must do better!
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- ElltheCam
- 14-12-15
Don't bother. Very well read banal juvenile dross.
Started fairly promisingly but soon sank. Why did I persist? Very good narration and i was curious as to whether the the blazingly obvious plot was all there was. Has all the depth and sophistication of a cheap TV guide's headline summary of a poor soap episode.
Felt it was written by a 13 yr old for a 10 yr old with absent father issues.
I do not mind an unpretentious simple plot if exciting or witty. But this was irritating. Maybe I read more into R.P.O. then there was?
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- "gregpakes"
- 27-08-15
No Ready Player One...
Starts strong, but fades.
If you're looking for another Ready Player One, there are flashes of it in here, but sadly it's not as good.
Entertaining, but felt rushed.
5 people found this helpful
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- Hamish
- 23-07-15
A Sci-Fi Great
Loved it! Ernest Cline writes another engrossing book I can't stop read/listening to. Obviously hard to follow up after Ready Player One and many themes are similar here, but still delightful though at times it did sound a little too similar to Enders Game.
The narration is the the best! Will Wheaton is frickin amazing as the narrator. Different voices and characters come alive and just add and pump up this book to new heights.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-11-20
Wil Wheaton at it again
I love me some Wil Wheaton, and like many of the other books I've listen to him, he absolutely kills it.
The actual story was pretty good as well, thoroughly enjoyed it and have listened to it a couple of times. My one piece of feedback for the author is that it could have been a little longer. There were certain elements that seemed rushed and I felt that Lex was pretty underdeveloped into the story.
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- Manoj Mahalingam
- 03-05-19
Better than Ready Player One..
Enjoyable read and a different premise involving aliens and video games. Liked it better than Ready Player One.
The book does suffer from author taking liberties around hacking, just like Ready Player One did.
Wil Wheaton was perfect fit as the narrator for the book, again, much like Ready Player One.
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- Amazon Customer
- 19-02-19
predictable but fun
great narration. loved the story even if it was very predictable. not as good as ready player one, but still fun.
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- Jadric Cummings
- 14-02-19
enjoyed all aspects of this.
narration was engaging and allowed your imagination to easily conjure up vivid images of the story.
well written again.
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- Cosima
- 13-08-18
Wil Wheaton is fantastic!!!
Unfortunately the story was a bit too fst paced and short and tge characters cpuld have been explored more, as I think I would have really liked them... but then the whole story happens in less then a day, so it makes a little sense too. ...would love a sequel to this..
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- Anonymous User
- 17-05-18
In awe
Great story and social commentary delivered entertainingly by Will Wheaton. Loved it from beginning to end.
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- Jacob Miller
- 07-03-18
Fun, not deep but fun
It's like a Harry Potter of a book - you won't get anything out of it and it's fairly predictable, but it's a fun and easy read all the way through.
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- IcyShadow85
- 04-03-18
An Pop Culture Overload
This book is amazing and a must listen for an geek fanboy and popculture nerd
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- B. Daniel
- 08-11-17
Wants to be Ready Player One, but falls short
Has similar themes to the excellent Ready Player One (80s culture, video games, global scale competing), but I just didn’t find the story that interesting. Look forward to the author doing something different in their next book.