Stellar Survival Quest #1

Stellar Survival Quest: Section Commander: A Sci-Fi LitRPG

Name: Stellar Survival Quest: Section Commander: A Sci-Fi LitRPG
Rating: 4.24 (62 reviews)
Author: Jalf Whitemage

Jalf Whitemage

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It has been four months since Nathan first arrived alone and lost upon the derelict Parthiga Gamma Space Station deep in the Epsilon Indi solar system. In that time, he has made friends, heard about monsters, and found a Galactic Recognized Business. But not all has been Ice Cream and cherry toppings. On a space station that has not had anyone on it in ages there is no end of the things going wrong. Between finding abandoned ships in time ravaged hangers, to malfunctioning gravity plating the station is keeping Nathan and his crew on their toes. As the threat of the Gul’Tar nears Nathan must step up his exploration else loose his foothold to either hostile aliens or perhaps worse yet, the power-hungry governments of Earth. *** 3 years ago, a previously unknown game company came from nowhere to send shockwaves through the entertainment community. With no announcement of any Alphas, Betas, or even a leaked snapshot they release a first-generation virtual reality pod and their bundled game Stellar Survival Quest. The Technology was 20 years ahead of anything else currently out. As amazing as this new virtual reality system was, a new entertainment media is not typically world shattering. Especially, when players reported not being able to recall their time playing. The company made claims of not allowing micro Thus, keeping the game world pure. They allowed players to watch short videos of gameplay. Each video was only three minutes of randomly recorded footage from every hour played. Thus, a nearly impenetrable wall of secret gameplay was maintained. However, when that first generation of gamers left the grey egg-shaped gaming pods, they shocked the world again! Skills learned in game translated to real life skills! Overnight the world was thrown on its heels. A new player could log into the game be given a job in some way decided by the game and come out an ivy league educated scientist, or special ops level soldier. *** This is the second Sci-Fi LitRPG in the Stellar Survival Quest series set in Jalf Whitemages Total Expanse Universe. This book contains adult themes, mild harem themes, base building, and real time strategy elements. It is not recommended for those new to the Lit Genre, and definitely not anyone who is easily offended by … well anything. You have been warned 

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