AI Apocalypse: Restart

AI Apocalypse, Book 1

By: J David Baxter

Narrated by: J.S. Arquin

In a world where the AI Apocalypse has transformed life into a brutal game of survival, humanity's last hope lies in turning back the clock.

Liam Bell, a seasoned warrior at the end of his rope, is given a second chance. With a unique class that may give him the edge he needs, he is determined to rewrite history and save the remnants of humanity.

As Liam battles monstrous foes and navigates treacherous alliances, he must level up rapidly, from weak to strong, harnessing the evolving power of his bloodline. Every step forward brings new challenges, and the fate of humanity grows ever more precarious.

Can Liam reach the mythical Level 100 and attain the power to create safe havens before the relentless onslaught of monsters and invading species overwhelms him?

AI Apocalypse: Restart is the thrilling first book in a LitRPG/GameLit series, promising a blend of progression, intense action, and relatable characters.

Dive into AI Apocalypse: Restart and join Liam on his quest to turn the tide in a world where every decision could mean life or death. The numbers go up, but the stakes have never been higher!

©2024 J David Baxter (P)2025 Podium Audio

Decent regression lit RPG

starts slow but time went quick, Entertaining story line. MC makes some questionable choices, and seems to be only saving his small part of the world.

Interesting take on life reset

The book was very well done and I found the different classes entertaining. This series just needs a more world building for my taste. I wasn't even sure where the main character was for a good portion of the book. Was also hoping for a little base building. Maybe in the next one.

lies

This was supposed to be a regressor book. That's just a lie to sucker you in. Then it proceeds to be completely unoriginal, down to the annoying female side character.
Basically, I didn't get anything I was hoping for from this book. Total L.
Lazy and unimaginative writing. Or maybe it was just meant for kids n I'm being harsh. Some books meant for kids are still novel and engaging ...so that's no excuse.