The Upgrade Apocalypse: Book 2

De: Charles Dean, R. A. Mejia

Narrado por: Daniel Wisniewski, Elizabeth Plant

Welcome to the end of the world, where the lines between reality and a fantasy game blur. The survivors must not only face the relentless hordes of the Hell-Cursed, but also the cruel fate of death itself.

Join Chedderfield and his companions as they navigate a post-apocalyptic wasteland filled with dark humor, horror, and heart-wrenching deaths. Get ready for twists, turns, and gut-wrenching losses as you follow the journey to uncover the truth behind Archimedes' death and the true meaning of survival in a world where anything can happen.

Welcome to hell on Earth. Welcome to The Upgrade Apocalypse!

Warning: This book contains apocalyptic adventures, creative cursing, jokes about the apocalypse, an interesting card skill system, horror monsters to fight or flee from, and character deaths when they fail their save throws.

©2022 Ramon Mejia, Charles Dean (P)2022 Ramon Mejia, Charles Dean

Good Sequel

I enjoyed this more than the first book. Maybe it was because I read the first one and listened to this one. The banter was a lot better being performed. The narrators did a good job. I’m interested to see what happens next.

This book was Awesome!

Here we go! Another adventure with Arch was exactly what I needed. The card game is kicking it up a notch and the critters are hungry. Strong performance for a second book I even had to cut some onions to cover the water works. Narration was top notch even with the creepy lyrics for the boss fights. Not gonna lie I want the bloopers reel of the audio crew singing the lil diddies. I may have even added to the horrible critters I see in my nightmares for that I completely blame Mr. Dean and Mr. Mejia.

Wow! Much better than book 1.

My home boy had to kick the bucket over some otters. I love the Candy end scene, the voice narration were great. A few low spots, but overall good pacing.

just needs a subtle assassination of Lucy

other than her, this was a solid book. it also seems the author took the advice of critics from book 1 and improved many things

Can't Wait For More

I really enjoyed the book and am excited to see where it goes next.