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Game Tester in the Apocalypse
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Another apocalypse book! MC focuses on balancing the world that has turned into a game. The story heavily revolves around MC and his survival skills.
Pros
+MC is a game tester.
+Calm when dealing with game monsters
Cons
-Socially awkward
-Obese(at the start)
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I will start from the beginning ;)
The cover page is original and catchy!
The storyline is interesting, the main character also. You're doing a good job!
On Webnovel I saw a lot of stories about zombies, monsters, ect... you've picked up a very difficult topic ;) I wish you an inspiration and a lot of great ideas so you could handle the topic well!
All the best!
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its a good novel but not my type.
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I am going to read this book because I like your other book 'Trash in the apocalypse'. .... ......................................................................
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This story give gave me the best parts of my favourite stories and is doing a dam good job of crafting a wonderful story. If only more chapters would come out at a time, when you start reading you just don't want to stop.
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Great book! (I don't know what to write)





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Didn't find too many mistakes, the story is addicting and gets you hooked easily.

It's about a fatty who does game testing for a living while part-time streaming,
He got into game testing after getting fired (he got bullied there --> it's something that reflects on his personality).
Apocalypse started when he accepted the invitation from a mysterious game company to beta test their new game "World Simulation". From what I understood, it's a game about surviving at the end of the world.
What's most interesting about becoming a beta tester for this game is that reality starts becoming more and more like game (the game has real time feature, bug fixing).

In conclusion, from the 20 chapters that are out, I rate this novel as a 4.4 with 4 in writing quality (didn't see any gramatical erros, but english is not my native language so what do I know), 5 in stability of updates (2-3 chaps a day), 4 in Story Development (didn't give it a 5 since I don't exactly know how it will develop), 4 in Character Design (the characters feel real, but I'm a loner so don't trust my word for it), 5 in World Background (don't know why I gave it a 5, just move on to other reviews or start reading the book).
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Good book. It has 10 chapters and got slow pace. I hope things pick up speed on the next chapters. The world is modern setting and turned into a game world.
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Trash in the Apocalypse and Game Tester in the Apocalypse is a great book. I totally recommend this author, Arba ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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"Game Tester in the Apocalypse" captivates with its unique blend of post-apocalyptic intrigue and relatable protagonist. The narrative weaves an immersive world, where the protagonist's love for gaming becomes a survival skill. The author's knack for blending action with humor amidst chaos is commendable, making it a thrilling read that keeps you hooked till the end. The exploration of human resilience and the power of technology in extreme circumstances adds depth to the story. A must-read for any gamer and adventure seeker who appreciates a thought-provoking twist on familiar themes.

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