Dan

It's starting to get repetitive and a bit annoying.

This is fantastic

This book is like a colourful, high sugar candy. It's fun to eat but for a meal you want something more substantial and like with candy, if you eat too much you get sick.

this is really bad, should have been a DNF at the batman chapter.

I love Mr. Riddle's writing and his ideas but this one felt more like a draft than a finished book.
The first 1/3 was great and then it went to a downhill slog and a rushed ending. How the MC overcame the big villain corporation was the most laughable thing I have read in a long time. They walked straight in and inserted a virus via usb. yes, you read that right.

Yeah... nope.

I really liked that one

Well, leaving behind the entire cast and introducing a new one for the second time did not do the book any favours.

SO much rambling.

Amazing ending, unfortunately a bit of a slog in the middle. The weakest of the for stormlight books so far, still an amazing read though

Fun, fast, perfect palate cleanser.

Brando Sando can do no wrong. This is just a fun read. Yeah technically it should not be 5 stars but I enjoyed it like a 5 star book.

Reynolds can't write endings for the life of him.
Book 2 and 3 are really really bad.

Awesome story, best of the secret projects so far.
Cute, fun and epic in the end.

Meh

Meh

4 stars for both the book and the series. Did not quite reach the magic of malice but was way better than Ruin.
It does show a bit, imho, that this was the author's first series and for that it's phenomenal. Bought the followup series, looking forward to it.

I liked that, a quick, entertaining palate cleanser type of book between 2 heavier books.
Definitely going to check out book 2.

That was a really good read. 

This is a fantastic book, it‘s amazing what the author could pack in in so few pages. A cool story, great characters and a good message that makes you think and dream. He even stuck the landing

That book just does not work. 
Solving all of world's major problems in 600 pages or less, I don't think so.
How to solve climate change? Obviously with help of a blockchain.....

Painting religion as something good is really some speculative fiction.
That's as close to DNF as they come

As with most modern books, this should be shorter. 
Why are we spending so much time in this book not exploring the cool scifi concept but petty squabbles between petty humanoids?
I think I just do not like Mr. Tchaikovsky writing style, he is the kind of author that spreads out a 5 line dialogue over 6 or 7 pages. One line of dialogue followed by 1.5 pages of meandering and internal monologue until the second line follows and  so on. At the end you do not know what the dialogue was about. That happens multiple times in the book. And then there was this infuriating scene where one of the main chars makes a discovery about the main plot and everyone around him knows about it but we, the readers, do not get to learn about it until chapters later and until then they go running around “but this important thing we learn is important and we need to tell” “but what we learnedness to get out”, “isn't it awesome what we learned, so mind boggling” and in the end it turns out to be underwhelming. It's so cheap.
Overall the concept, the world, the aliens are all great, I am just not a fan of the execution.

There was a very long stretch in the middle of the book were everyone was just treading water that took the fun out of it.
Otherwise good but not as great as malice.

This is hard to rate, on the one hand the actual story, when it happened,  was fantastic, on the other hand much of this book was world building which was done in a, for me, boring way. The usual stereotypical ‘ragtag group of' space pirates/smugglers/traders/scoundrels but with a heart of gold goes through boring pirates/smugglers/traders/scoundrels stuff and we learn about the world in the process. You have read that in a 100 books a 100 times before. But the world, the universe, is fantastic with a rich history and multiple alien races and it just feels real.
Looking forward to book 2