The Code of Survival

Book one: Arizona

De: Greg Eckert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Lee and Jak's world is about to change. Strange things are happening - street lights not working, computers acting strange, cellphone randomly displaying timers...

Then at noon, it happened. A strange message appeared in the air in front of them.

System Initiation Complete. Welcome to the Multiverse! Your planet has now been integrated into the system. Please review your status screen and familiarize yourself. If your health drops to zero you die. Good luck!

Then came the monsters...

How will Lee and Jak survive in this new world? What is the strange light surrounding the Gilbert water tower? Are their friends and family alive?

The duo must get stronger, learn how the system works by capitalizing on their rare classes and skills to become OP, save Gilbert, and then find a way (without technology) to travel to far off Albuquerque to rescue Lee's daughter and Jak's sister Marie.

Magic is real now, so maybe that will help...

great story

the Ai seems to be learning as it reads. A mispronounced word changes from page to page. For me I enjoyed the story so the Ai making a few mispronounced words didn't take away from me story.

AI reader

the AI narration lacked much. words mispronounced, no variations between characters etc. if a real person would have read the story would have been much more enjoyable. overall was a good story

Virtual voice is not good.

The story is great however, the virtual voice needs a lot of work. The voice inflection is bad, I couldn’t tell half the time if it was making a statement or a question? I was going to just delete it but decided to read the book instead. I am so glad I did! Keep working on that virtual voice maybe it’ll be better in a couple of years…

Entertaining twist on the apocalypse

This is the first book I have tried that is based on a video game it was good. I did get tired of consistently listening to them read off the status page. I honestly was not bothered by the virtual voice unlike some other books I have tried.

Virtual Voice still needs work

Overall, this book has a good storyline and is well thought out, but the virtual voice diminishes the overall quality of the story. I wonder if anyone is editing the virtual voice content for errors, an error in this book and the second book that happened was the use of horsepower instead of HP. (Hit points) As with other virtual voice books the rhythm of the reading is still not natural.

Great story

the story is great and cant wait for the next. the virtual reader was horrible. at best it was monotone but couldnt pronounce the same word the same multiple times.