Apocalypse: Regression, Book 6

A LitRPG Series

By: R.A. Mejia, Charles Dean

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski, Elizabeth Plant

Nick Gallows has one goal: prevent the Apocalypse. But time is running out faster than he can imagine, and the Forebears of Ingenga are closing in. To stand a chance, Nick must venture through the rift that unleashed unspeakable horrors upon his city. On the other side, he finds an arctic wasteland crawling with monsters and a fortress under siege—the stronghold of the elusive Black Witch that has haunted his dreams. Forced to fight through hundreds of thousands of savage creatures, Nick must decide if aiding the Witch is worth the risk. Will the knowledge she holds be his salvation or his undoing?

When time weighs heavily, it's time to hit the weights in this regression LitRPG/Gamelit story of dungeon-diving, leveling, stats, and facing down the apocalypse!

©2024 Ramon Mejia and Charles Dean (P)2024 Ramon Mejia and Charles Dean

It was Good!

This installment was good not as great as the last one and felt rush with the new realm and town building mechanics. But it was need for the next book so I’m hoping on that so will see if the next book keeps the fire of anticipation like the rest of the series did!

First Uneven Book In Series

Loved world expansion and new aspects of the system. Felt rushed. Should have spent more time on the new base building concepts, but I figure that's coming next book.

It was a fun Listen

Looking forward to book 7 to see what happens next only wish I could listen to it now, the waits a killer

Not my favorite of the series.

I feel like this and the last book is full of bad choices, choices an adult that has lived through the apocalypse that had earlier said he was willing to do whatever it takes to save the world wouldn’t make. I guess you could make the argument that he’s being affected by spoilers, but the book went out of its way to say that wasn’t the case. There’s less than three days from the beginning of the book to the end. A good half of this book is detailed combat, of that, I didn’t find most of it overly interesting and ended up skipping massive portions of it. I hope the next book has more story and less filler.

Amazing

Best writing I’ve ever seen , best story telling , I need this to be a movies series or tv . If I had millions , I would fund the whole thing .