The voice acting is good but the story never is. the entire subplot was swept away in about 2 sentences. The Karen's don't say a word, the mc doesn't say a word there is no final conflict. The MC literally stands to the side and watches them leave whilst someone else escorts them out.

I thought it would turn into some sort of interesting moment. There was one point of conflict that was teased and expanded upon with some 'karens' causing problems. There is never a threat of death if the author has given a character a name. Getting special attention from the system for being a grammar nazi. Somehow getting achievements for 'first' In the world. Yet the world still revolves around the mc. But literally every bad things happens to somebody else. Apocalypse usually means loss and heart break, some sort of character stress. There is no testing or figuring things out. Any time the mc has a Stray thought about the system, just consider it a fact the system works that way. The main character is a self insert with a 'every body is an idiot but me' outlook, which is backed by the authors own opinions. The main characters party is always just above the level curve so every fight is a boring grind. There was no risk, no tension and no drama. With monsters spawning throughout the town, everyday animals being mutated into dangerous creatures, and a System that desperately needs English language lessons, they'll do their best to save as many of the local residents as they can. Along the way they discover that the new System can award classes that resemble those of the games the group has played, as well as magic for those capable of grasping it. Once the change begins, the small group races to create a Safe Zone, an area where monsters will not spawn and where they can gather other survivors in an attempt to rescue as much of the town as possible. After sharing his discovery with a few friends, they all start to prepare together. Despite the atrocious lack of skill the System has with the English language, he manages to work his way through enough help files to get a clue of what's coming. The message warns that the world has been in a variant Natural Laws beta test for millennia and that it's about to revert to the norms.ĭeciding that even if he is insane, it's not going to hurt anything to try to prepare, he settles in to do so. When a message appears in his line of sight, blocking out absolutely everything else, he nearly freaks out.

Marc's home from college on break, spending his time laughing about some of the crazy news stories he's found online, and gaming.

Enter System by Tom Larcombe