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The world's first FPS VR-MMORPG with 100% immersion, Overtaken Online blends the frantic energy of classic shooters like Doom and Dead Space with RPG leveling and skill progression. Dex Walsh, a 33-year-old game designer still reeling from the death of his wife, sells everything and logs in. Instead of the welcoming tutorial zone he expected, he wakes up naked in a gas-filled prison cell with no gear and no idea how to escape — and no one around who wants him alive. Under-leveled and hunted from the start, Dex must blast through waves of demonic aliens, rescue prisoners, and claw his way toward something worth living for.

When Devrim Bains reaches his twenty-first birthday, he's punished for a crime that was never his fault — being born in a world of strict population control. His life has been decided for him, and it's about to end. But a stroke of luck gives him the chance to have his consciousness uploaded into the simulated-reality game world of Lorian, with the promise of freedom. Except freedom comes with a cost. Monsters of legend come to life in Lorian, and the Goblin King has raised an army hellbent on conquest. Devrim's only chance is to quickly learn what it means to be a slayer: hunt or be hunted.

Hayden logs into Waara, a virtual world promising to fulfill every desire — two setting suns, grand battles on the Plains of Deadalon, endless adventure. Then the system crashes on him. Instead of a comfortable chair with a view, he wakes up in a pitch-black mine with no memory of how he got there, thrust into a world of pain and disaster. Waara's promises ring hollow when you're the one who always gets the worst of it.

Ten years of grinding. A decade as one of the top thousand archers in the VRMMORPG Godpath, held back by a single cursed stat: -3 Luck. Legendary drops that should have been his went to everyone else. Then he wakes up ten years in the past, the day before the game launches — and the curse is gone, replaced by Luck: 999. Every hidden quest, every world-first boss kill, every legendary bow that should have been his is now within reach. Fate had its fun. Now it's his turn.

Nineteen-year-old Ryuk Matsuzaki and his best friend Tamana decide to start over with new avatars in Tritania, the world's most popular online fantasy world. When Tamana is suddenly killed in front of him in a Tokyo subway, Ryuk knows there is only one place to search for answers. Standing in his way are a mysterious guild known as the Shinigami and his older brother, a Yakuza crime lord. As a lowly Ballistics Mage, Ryuk must recruit guild members, level up, and fight his way across Tritania to uncover the dark secret behind Tamana's death.

After failing the most important exam of his life, Kyle is forced into a VR war — fighting on the front lines as cannon fodder, losing a little part of his memories with every virtual death. When the mission he is on goes wrong, Kyle is stranded on a distant planet and given a chance to make an impression in the organization. If he fails, he will lose all will to resist — making him the perfect soldier. A LitRPG sci-fi space opera with mechs, spaceships, levels, and pure evil.

When an overpowered NPC goes off the rails and starts killing players — even in safe zones — Coral, Daniel, and their friends accept an impossible quest: stop him, at all costs. Coral joined the immersive MMORPG Travail Online because her waitressing job was automated by a growing robot workforce. She starts as a Seamstress, hoping to craft and sell items for real-world cash — but the game has other ideas. Daniel has played longer, but the game assigns him a class that doesn't seem to exist, leaving him to chart his own path through a world of magic, intrigue, and betrayal.

Ella was a delusional woman — or so everyone thought. She spent her days grinding in her favorite MMO, chugging energy drinks, and building the strongest character possible on the off chance she ever got isekai'd. Well, maybe she wasn't so delusional after all. One fateful day, she drank one energy drink too many and died of a heart attack — only to wake up as her witchpire character in the game world she had spent years preparing for.

Stan can't afford to have his brain removed. The richest and luckiest players of the video game Thousand Tales get their minds uploaded to its virtual paradise world, while Stan can barely buy a handheld console. Instead of sulking, he plays and grows — becoming a skilled craftsman and seafaring explorer. The game's ruling AI, Ludo, helps him find the hope and inspiration missing from his real life. When Ludo starts asking for favors and having him reach out between the real and digital worlds, Stan has a chance to turn his life into an actual adventure — but first he needs to earn the most valuable prize: his freedom.

Paralyzed for a year and unable to afford surgery, Sam Sullivan gets a second chance when the first fully immersive VR game goes live. If he can rise through the ranks of Rebirth Online and claim a kingdom, he might earn enough to pay for the operation he needs. Within fifteen minutes of entering the game, he's robbed and left for dead. He wakes to find himself in the care of Anna, a beautiful elf healer—and in possession of a unique ability that lets him instantly level, so long as he can keep his growing harem together.

Oric Rune is a Player Killer with nothing left to lose, driven by a singular need to avenge the villagers of Ducat — slaughtered before his eyes by the Drachma Killers. But with the Rune Lands encroaching on Unigaea's southern cities and something catastrophic brewing in the sky, Oric must choose between personal vengeance and becoming the hero destiny demands. Joining him on the journey are a giant Tagvornin wolf, a mute Solar Mage, and a cunning illusionist named Sam Raid.

Nathan Attis dies and, as a veteran, is given a second chance at existence inside the fantasy VR game Adonis Rebirth. But something goes wrong during the transition: his consciousness is loaded not into a player character, but into a beast who lives in the bowels of a mountain—the end-boss of a limited-edition quest. Hero players are already on their way to kill him. Nathan must master his monster's abilities, make unlikely allies, and find a way to reverse what happened before he is hunted down.

Adam's life is made miserable by people at both school and home, but in virtual worlds he feels like himself. When a new VRMMORPG launches, he dives in and chooses the Slayer class—specialists in taking down stronger opponents. The pain is real, and death is permanent. Trapped in the game as Zander Darkblade, Adam must navigate a world of mighty creatures, fallen gods, and familiars that bond with their masters to grant extraordinary powers. And buried beneath it all are secrets that have lain hidden far too long.

Twenty years from now, an indie VR developer creates a program so immersive it can access testers' dreams—and perhaps their souls. His latest creation, Project DH, is a dark gothic fantasy simulator with brutal difficulty. Game tester Sam Nagai takes the job for the bonus pay and the promise of a genuinely hard VR experience. He isn't expecting the horror that awaits him inside—or how quickly survival becomes the only objective.

In an era when VR games are wired directly into players' brains, bugs are no longer an annoyance — they are lethal. The Cyber Squad was created to hunt them down: a special unit of bug hunters in high-tech suits who dive into the most dangerous VR game worlds. Kai and his team expected bugs. What lurks in the Net goes far beyond that.

Russell Logan was a good cop, framed and on his way to prison. When a cutting-edge tech company offers him the chance to serve his time virtually inside Virtua — a digital fantasy world run by a quantum AI called MOTHER — it seems like the smart choice. But MOTHER has plans for him. She knows a real-life invasion of her world is coming, and she needs Logan to protect her people. It won't take long for Logan to realize this isn't a game at all: it's real, and failure means death.

When a multinational games company recruits Tom, a smart Dublin teenager, to bring a team to San Francisco and dive into a massive fantasy world, he thinks it's the job of his dreams. His challenge: level up fast enough to eliminate a rogue AI dragon that is blocking the game's release. But as Tom gets closer to that goal, he begins to realize the game is not what it seems — and a powerful cryptocurrency company may have funded its creation for their own hidden purposes.

Zephaniah Kote is a gamer, coder, and hacker — not a murder investigator. But when he meets with the creators of the upcoming virtual reality game Fabula, he finds himself pulled into a crisis: one person is dead and two executives are trapped inside their own game. Zephaniah is the one they want to solve it. Forced to enter Fabula as a Ranger, his search for the missing executives leads him to the medieval city of Altour, where he must level up fast enough to investigate the dangerous territory ruled by the Thieves Guild.

Sally never played MMORPGs until her stepsister Darcy convinced her to try Shadow's Deep. One evening of dungeon raiding turns into a nightmare when they find themselves trapped inside the game world. With NPCs who now have their own motives and monsters with real teeth, Sally and Darcy must find other trapped players and form a party to survive — and learn to tap into bravery they never knew they had.

When everyone in real life lies, the only person you can trust is an NPC. Bone Diggers like Owen expose the real lives hidden behind player avatars — dirty secrets that can't survive scrutiny. When his two worlds start to blur, Owen must decide what matters more: his freedom or the game. The right choices bring fame, fortune, and adventure. A wrong call could cost him both lives.