No Game, No Life, Vol. 1

The creators of this series need to be commended for coming up with such a refreshing and great story. The characters are unique and memorable and the story is simplistic yet complicated and entertaining all at the same time. I really loved this manga, but they totally hit it out of the park with the anime series they did with madhouse studios. The anime kicks things off from the manga over the top and was one of the most enjoyable series I have seen/viewed in a very long time and I can't wait for the next season and will continue to support the creators and artists of No Game, No Life and recommend this series to anyone who has half a brain cell and likes smart creative works of fiction/art.

Start of the much beloved series. Just about as much fun as the show.

I wish the anime had more, but the books are good. This one is sold in English but some on here aren’t.

After looking through the reviews, I assumed that people mistook this as the manga, and that it was the light novel. I was wrong, and after looking closer, I realized the difference in covers between the two. Regardless, it is amazing, but I want the entire collection of the light novel. I sadly have to buy the ln version of volume 1 later...

It was of good quality when it arrived. Keep in mind that there are only two volumes currently. If you want to read father ahead you have to order the Light Novels.

It is so cute. And it is in perfect shape and came 2 days earlier then predicted! I am so excited to read it before I give it to my friend before Christmas! ( Yeah I know I am a "Horrible person" ) lol But really I love it. I suggest you buy this if you love the anime and want a physical copy of story. And well if you would prefer the manga or want both the manga and light novel. Can't wait until the light novel comes out in English now. :D

I ordered this thinking that it was the light novel, so I was a little surprised when it came in as the manga, but that's not a bad thing. Having watched the subtitled series first, I was a little shocked by the translation differences and the character differences.Shiro seems more childish in the manga, and the "pledges" are now "covenants", which most people can shrug off, but it just kinda bothered me. However, it is a great read and I'll be buying Volume 2 sometime soon.

When I first watched the anime on Crunchyroll, I was immediately hooked to the series with all the colors and visual effects that captured my imagination and my otaku heart. But once I heard that the manga was going to be released state side, I was super pumped to get it. Overall it is almost like the anime in every single way. But the bonus story at the end, (I will not say how it goes for those of you who haven't read it yet), but it is awesome to say the least. Thus if you are a fan of the anime, then you really need to pick up the manga. You'll will really be glad you did.

Molto hello

Este manga es simplemente precioso, la calidad en cada página, las imágenes mostradas, y por supuesto su historia son muy buenas, la recomiendo mucho si les gusto mucho la adaptación del anime.OJO: Antes de comprarlo, este es el MANGA, no la novela.

very good i almost ordered the novel so i have learned to read next time and since i am in Canada it came in really cold and its a really good series if you like gaming animes then no game no life is really good

Que dire ? le LN tant convoité est arrivé il y a déjà fort longtemps, les illustration et la naration sont toujours aussi divertissant et érotique, j'aime.

10/10 . The story starts with out intelligent duo 'kuuhaku' aka 'blank' and their quest to take on kingdoms in another world and escape from the harsh reality...Stephanie Dola, aka the princess of the world the 'blank' is in, looks epic in this volume of the series and let me tell you something, don't be fooled by it's teen reading.. Any normal Indian teen wouldn't dare to read though this again ....(although if you're an otaku like me, you aren't a normal Indian teen anyway...)Loved​ the ecchi scenes and the intro.. The animated version is better, although much of the 'fun' part is in the manga itself.. Would totally recommend it.