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by - written on 07/03/09 (Useful, 16 readings)
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The Mutant Chronicles. ================== A machine from space has crashed in the desert and been buried but now during The War it has been disturbed The machine changes the humans it catches into deranged cannibalistic slaves. If the humans want to fight then the machine will help them slaughter each other and it will pick up the broken bodies and spare limbs and rebuild monstrosities for its own purposes. Soon the soldiers are fighting for their lives against grossly deformed comrades who are no longer human or their friends. The Holy ministers soon become involved and realise that their faith will be lost and the world conquered if ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/08/08 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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The Mutant Chronicles. ************************** Introduction: *************** It came from space......... It came to change man into mutants..... A war followed and was just about won. The machine was buried in the earth so it could do no more harm and there it waits......to be discovered. Synopsis: *********** The year is 2707 and four corporations rule the whole world and battle each other endlessly. The bookbegins with trench warfare and even though set in the future it clearly depicts that war never changes no matter what the time period. The fighting is Gruesome, pointless and with lots of ... Read the complete review
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