Fool's Play
System Apocalypse: Kismet, Book 1
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Michael Norman Johnson
Not everyone falls during an apocalypse. Some rise to the occasion.
For Fool and Jackal, the System Apocalypse was a chance to start again. A chance to rise, and be who they were meant to be.
Now, they're trying to offer others the same opportunities as part of a secret organization helping humanity survive the System.
Today's mission? Nothing big, just your typical save-the-princess quest.
But when you're the Acolyte of a Trickster god, typical is the last thing you should expect.
Just ask Fool's cat.
Fool's Play is the first book in a new series in the System Apocalypse universe. Written by David R. Packer in Tao Wong's bestselling post-apocalyptic LitRPG universe, System Apocalypse: Kismet follows a different path through a post-apocalyptic world, one of hope, redemption, and second chances.
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A new take on the existing world
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The biggest problem for me was that the story seems to assume the reader has an existing knowledge of the genre. It drops you right into the world without explaining many of the common tropes and mechanics, which made for a frustrating experience at the start.
In addition, while the main characters were serviceable, it took time to get to know them, which made the beginning of the book feel jarring and distant. The lack of an immediate connection made it hard to get invested in their journey early on.
This is a book that might be a good fit for seasoned fans of the genre who are looking for a straightforward story and can fill in the blanks on their own. However, if you are new to the genre, this may not be the best place to start.
Not for Newcomers to the Genre
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