Madman Apocalypse: Book 2

Madman Apocalypse, Book 2

By: Dosei

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer

The chief of police lies dead by Gambit's hands, but his vengeance has yet to be sated as Mayor Sullivan still remains alive.

Following the fight that decimated the Serenity Park Mall, Gambit continues his hunt for those who wronged him in the past and the mayor is at the top of his hit list. However, Logan Maximilian and the Twine brothers will not make it easy for him, and he must face the consequences of his actions.

Despite his powers growing stronger by the day, Gambit isn't safe from the Great Game's orchestrators and agencies who actively scheme to take him out, but he is finally taking the fight to them thanks to a new benefactor.

Along the way he picks up new friends and acquires new enemies, all while the adjudicator desperately tries to prevent him from breaking the Game's balance.

Nightmare monstrosities, the Child Protective Services, and even a sentient Japanese-speaking metro train, all stand in the way of his goals, but there is not that Gambit's madness cannot conquer.

©2025 Kristoffer Pauly (P)2025 Tantor Media

I love the dialogue.

I guess I just love the humor and the way characters change the more insane they get. My only gripe is that we don't really have an end objective, and the story kind of meanders. Gambit needs to kill the mayor. Okay.. but I prefer the interactions between gambit and other survivors vs. lengthy "dungeon crawling". Let the story play to your strengths instead of a direction that feels unnatural. Still 4/5 mainly due to personal preference.

Exciting

Another great entry in the series. If you liked the first one, this one is even better.

A little meh ending to this one

Looking forward to how they go on with the ending to this one it’s tough to do usually but the story and characters are fantastic! Well done!

Jokes got old and characters became annoying

Panda was just far too annoying to be able to enjoy this and the story just flails around with no direction making it difficult to care about whats going on.