At long last, the second book of the Corrupted Campaign has finally arrived for pre-order.
Achievement Unlocked: Still Not Dead releases on November 23rd in all formats. The Audible version is narrated once again by the talented Steve Van Samson, and is *stellar*. You can actually listen to his narration as he goes on his new Patreon page, and you can read it on mine. Always fun to get a sneak peek.
NEW CLASSES. NEW FRIENDS. NEW MONSTERS TRYING TO EAT HIM.
Seth Willard survives.
Frankly, he’s doing better than that.
After fighting his way through the disastrous introduction to Waves of the Undead, Seth has leveled up, gotten gear, expanded his skills, and assembled a party of players he might actually trust. His contract pays him to explore, discover hidden content, and do the sort of incredibly dangerous things other players haven’t managed yet.
Turns out he’s real good at it.
That’s convenient, because that means staying employed means keeping the nanites that are curing his cancer—and earning the money his family desperately needs.
So Seth has every reason to keep grinding.
Unfortunately, the game has plenty of reasons to grind back.
Undead and mutants with escalating horror and power are appearing daily now. Hidden raids wait to be discovered. A massive horde blocks the way forward, and something about the game’s fictional apocalypse is beginning to smell suspiciously real.
Also, there are Seth’s new abilities. They’re powerful. They’re useful. And they’re being handed to him by people who definitely aren’t telling him why.
Between uncovering the secrets of Vegottit Chemical Supply, surviving increasingly lethal undead, navigating a spectacularly complicated personal life, and somehow acquiring a class called Horny Bard, Seth is beginning to suspect that leveling up might be the easy part.
Because the game has plans for him.
And so does the company running it.
Achievement Unlocked: Still Not Dead continues The Corrupted Campaign with more levels, more loot, more zombies, lots of questionable choices and piles of humor that may or may not offend the thin-skinned.