Restarting the Apocalypse
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Restarting the Apocalypse
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Narrated by:
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Gary Furlong
They lost the war once. They’re not letting it happen again.
The end of the world wasn’t fire and brimstone—it was guild wars, mutated monsters, collapsing kingdoms, and rifts to realms that should never have been opened. Len and Rick fought through all of it. They watched Harmonia fall. They buried their friends.
Now, they’ve been sent back—130 years before the collapse.
No stats. No skills. No allies.
Just two combat vets with tactical minds, brutal experience, and the complete knowledge of how the world ends.
Mana is only just starting to spread. Nations are still whole. The system is initializing.
Now is the time to prepare for what lays ahead, to build a foundation.
They aren’t here to survive. They’re here to win.
It's time to Restart the Apocalypse....
Restarting the Apocalypse is a gritty, high-stakes Regressor, LitRPG progression fantasy from international bestseller Michael Chatfield.
Expect deep crafting, tactical combat, earned power, and a system that punishes weakness. No cheats. No plot armor. Just two men fighting to rewrite the end of the world.
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First off, the interplay between the main characters is good and a nice position to start from, their backgrounds are good if a touch melodramatic. But they're interesting and charismatic, the events they get involved with also in both at the start and end of the book seem logical and are entertaining.
Yes the middle of the book does focus on other characters for a short while but then the focus does return to our two heroes. I also had fun exploring these side groups and the world building. I feel like urgency could have been a bit more explained rather than telling us everythings going to be terrible, why was it so important to destroy an item etc. why exactly the ticking clock, more context or flash backs to certain events might be of value, but it's the authors journey not my own!
The author has a lot to do in a first books and I feel the fundamentals were established well. I feel like this one will be pretty great for military, political and magic tech steam early electric age shenanigans.
The narrator also seems to have fun with the book and adds a lot of character.
More mad alchemy please / individuals of this nature, who are a bit cracked. (I found this got into more of it's stride in the second book. one particular scene made me laugh out loud at such antics combined with the narrators performance).
Anyway, it was great fun and I loved it, I'm looking forwards to where the series goes!
I'm not really sure what some of the other reviewers are on about: A good lark, I really enjoyed it.
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Brilliant!
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Confusing
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just ok but felt flat
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Great listen
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