The world didn’t end quietly. And it’s not done with him yet.
The apocalypse is real, and for Santi, it is a second chance.
War mage, reluctant leader, and most tired man alive, Santi’s gathered survivors, forged a fragile stronghold, and carved out a foothold in a world teetering on oblivion.
Now he’s leading a squad of the best fighters and worst decision-makers on a desperate mission beyond the city walls.
The countryside is swarming with mutated horrors, rogue factions, and System-forged nightmares. Evolution is no longer a choice -it’s a race. Every monster slain unlocks more power. Every wrong step courts annihilation.
But something is stirring in the wild. Something old. Something that remembers Santi from a future that no longer exists.
And it’s not the only thing hunting him.
If you like brutal choices, system-based survival, and smart, ruthless protagonists with a lot of baggage and even more power to earn - this is your next obsession.
Genre: GameLit
The apocalypse is real, and for Santi, it is a second chance.
War mage, reluctant leader, and most tired man alive, Santi’s gathered survivors, forged a fragile stronghold, and carved out a foothold in a world teetering on oblivion.
Now he’s leading a squad of the best fighters and worst decision-makers on a desperate mission beyond the city walls.
The countryside is swarming with mutated horrors, rogue factions, and System-forged nightmares. Evolution is no longer a choice -it’s a race. Every monster slain unlocks more power. Every wrong step courts annihilation.
But something is stirring in the wild. Something old. Something that remembers Santi from a future that no longer exists.
And it’s not the only thing hunting him.
If you like brutal choices, system-based survival, and smart, ruthless protagonists with a lot of baggage and even more power to earn - this is your next obsession.
Genre: GameLit
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