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Ernest Cline: Ready Player Two (2020, Random House Publishing Group)

An unexpected quest. Two worlds at stake. Are you ready?

Days after Oasis founder James …

Review of 'Ready Player Two' on 'Goodreads'

The sequel clearly shares much of the first book's DNA, but somehow didn't satisfy me the way the first one did. The nostalgic 80s references in RP1 seemed a bit more subtle, and fit the story better. What made RP1 so unique is exactly why it can't be duplicated, I guess. The quest in the first one was a game that I (as a child of the 80s) would definitely want to play myself. The second one, not so much. For example, I'm a huge Prince fan, but I couldn't see myself really enjoying a visit to the Afterworld.

If you're the kind of person who likes spending time watching Twitch streamers, you'll probably love this book, because it's essentially a transcription of someone's live stream.