Apocalypse: Generic System

Jeb Trapper was just tired of his life and he was quite frustrated as well because of the developing scenarios around him. Life was squeezing him like lemon and he was waiting for the day when death will eventually eat him up. Sadly for Jeb, the day never came so he decided to commit suicide. He pulled the trigger even in order to wake up in the other world but that didn’t work either because the gun stopped working at the exact time.

Since then he tried to busy himself with a new program that was taking place in the underground. When the System was installed, everyone was quite anxious to enter that strange world to which the player got teleported. Jeb and the rest of the people on earth get teleported and this provides Jeb a new chance to rise in life.

Selecting the difficulty level was up to him and then he had the opportunity to go high as he wanted. This world with no restrictions is designed by Macronomicon i.e the one who painted Apocalypse: Dungeon System and Apocalypse: Fairy System. Steve Campbell’s clear voice has done it for every fan, it is clear and error free work by the narrator.

This is about a new life that is given to the primary character of the novel and he is in no mood to waste the opportunity. Jeb wants to cash on the opportunity and this time he is not planning to be an ordinary average guy in this new world. He wants to dictate terms and be the hero he thinks he was born to be.