Apocalypse Station Vol. 1: A LitRPG Adventure

System Bound, Book 1

De: Kaz Hunter

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Asher's ordinary life is shattered when he is suddenly yanked from his daily commute and thrust into a brutal world of monstrous creatures, deadly traps, and the relentless games of the Nexus.

The train station harbors danger. Each day, one portal opens, leading to daunting trials and battles of life and death commanded by masked facilitators.

Asher is forced to rely on his instincts and his weapon. He must navigate this treacherous world, both solo and with teams, and contend with other players, each harboring their own motives and ambitions. Confronted with unimaginable challenges, every day unveils a new hurdle, and each victory is bitterly earned. In this world intent on crushing him, Asher must fight to survive.

His only hope: become the champion.

©2023 Kaz Hunter (P)2023 Podium Audio

Very interesting and enjoyable.

Entertaining, and unexpectedly good. the voice reader was perfect, can't wait to listen to vol. 2.
Hope it's the same reader, changes between books are my only nit pick.

Great setup Title

Some of the system notifications(mostly inventory) was a bit repetitive. that said there challenge descriptions were very well done. The characters were engaging and fun. can't wait for the Vol 2 audiobook.

Not much story

DNF

Good fight scenes but not much else to the book. Very little backstory, very little detail on characters. Just names and some motivations. I gave it a couple hours, but it’s starting to feel like a MOBA in book form. It’s PVE, but the characters can also PVP.

SSSQuid. Games meets D&D! So good!

Great, free book! I look forward to the next books in the series! There are many worthy traits to this book. Great, strong characters. Great side kicks! Heart warming back stories. Exciting mysteries to resolve. Intriguing bad guys. Strong system influences. Nice monsters. Simple, but strong numbers to the level up system. New, and never before scene upgrades systems to explore! Of course, it’s very Disney, with no sex or romance. But, most lit rpg is pretty Disney. Anyways. Great book and very enjoyable!

am I missing something

ok so I'm I the only one who noticed that there are many inconsistencies in the story like when he has to leave the rope behind but it's magically back in his inventory or how it said he found all of these items but never mentioned them in the break down of his inventory like did he really just leave the magic weapon behind?

Fun book

Made me want to buy the next in the series. An enjoyable version of a rpg with less time on stats/spells/crafting and more time on story and character building.

A complete Nothing burger

Extremely milk toast, really not a single unique aspect, The narrator is somewhat wasted on such a middle of the road story.

You can have a character who is single minded and doesn’t care about all the petty politics but they need to be about that life. Think Zac Atwood or Jake Thayne, they don’t care about the bs but they like REALLY don’t care. This MC is like I don’t care but also you said something mean to me and now I’m second guessing everything.

It was free so not like the worst waste of my time but each “game” feels like super basic and short. I’m left thinking so what was the point of this whole thing.

man's best friend

the mane Mc was to good hearted I thank he should have a female lover

Let the killers live for dramatic effect

The MC does not deal with the main murderer when he can and lets things fester. It is really annoying when everyone is in life and death situations to be honorable with evil.

Please don't waste your time

about half way through I have to drop this one. this is poorly written. the stat readings and pop up notifications take up the majority of the dialogue presented. Character backgrounds are non-existent. no real grounding in the environment or context of place. No real conflict/ danger. just a bad knock off of TWSA.