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Cassius Null joined the legions for food and silver — anything to escape the slums of Aurum. Now on the frontlines of a war no one was ready for, he must find the strength and courage to become more than just a soldier. In the madness of a world suddenly expanded, there is an opportunity to go beyond his soiled roots and become someone others look toward — if he has the will and skill to seize the chance.

Joe's body is failing him. To make his final weeks bearable, he enters full digital immersion, meeting an Evolving Intelligence named Spooky who takes the form of someone he loved. Before they can even begin playing, both are summoned to a world where magic is real. Joe believes it's still the game — unaware the summoning has completely healed his dying body, making him near-immortal. Living every moment as if it were his last, he has no idea he has all the time in the world.

Sergeant William Remington, a decorated Coalition Marine, is displaced by a lazy celestial being's mistake and placed into a new body in an unknown world. His interstellar life aboard the Valkyrie is gone, replaced by a wild west fantasy setting full of magic, skills, monsters, and ancient revolvers. Skeptical but driven to survive, Will falls back on what he knows — weapons and hunting down criminals — now with the added challenge of monsters. He's no elite soldier, just a grunt with experience, learning to adapt to a world that operates by entirely different rules.

The 42nd Merging arrives, mass-transporting every human to a hostile new world with a System. Everyone must choose a Class, and Quest directives compel them to climb leaderboards — including one for most kills of other people. Jordan isn't anyone special before the Merging, but the new start equalizes the playing field. He must exploit his versatile class to overcome powerful monsters, opportunistic killers, and hostile alien species who share the same leaderboards and the same final prize. For Jordan, surviving isn't enough. He must establish dominion over the new world — defending and expanding his territory so that he alone reigns above all.

In a world where the system is universal truth and a person's class and skills dictate their future, Peter is an anomaly. Born in a quiet village, he is gifted with IDE — a skill that functions like a software development environment, allowing him to modify and evolve abilities at will. With unlimited potential from birth, mediocrity is never an option. A modern mind trapped in a medieval high fantasy world, Peter navigates a life filled with magic, adventure, and uncertainty. Will he harness his limitless potential, or will the weight of his own power become his downfall? And when the world he cherishes begins to crumble, can he hold onto his modern ideals?

When Joe died, he did not expect a screen to appear inviting him to join the world of Illuminaria — a fantasy RPG-like realm with stats, skills, monsters, and quests. Given a second chance at life, Joe must find his footing in a world with rules very different from his own. The story follows a healer-focused MC who grows into a chimeric being, with injury and disease playing a large role alongside rich world-building. The emphasis is on plot and character over raw power progression.

On his sixteenth birthday, Terrence receives an Affinity unlike any ever seen in the Kingdom — one tied to the very thing he was mocked for his whole life: his weight. With this power granting access to his internal energy and Skills, he sets out to become a Dungeoneer, someone who explores and conquers Dungeons. Alongside his friends, Terrence navigates Prep school, rival students, and increasingly deadly Dungeon dives, working toward his first Rank Up while a gathering war threatens the kingdom around him.

Rostislav Grokhotov, an ordinary clerk, just wanted to earn extra money in the virtual world of Waldyra. He had no grand plans for his character — until a discovery in the game's starter zone changed everything, enveloping the entire world in turmoil and making him a prize hunted by Waldyra's leading clans. Now he must conceal his real identity — because he's in danger in the real world too, with millions at stake. Rosgard holds the key to wealth and power in both worlds. The question: whose side does he take without becoming anyone's pawn?

Tibs survived by picking pockets — until he's caught. Instead of losing a hand, he's sent away and told he must now survive a dungeon. How is a kid who knew nothing more than street life supposed to survive a dungeon that changes every time he enters it? Being sent into an ever-growing dungeon becomes his life, facing ever-changing threats to himself and the people he tries so hard not to become attached to. He'd like to run away, but the guards have made it clear that trying to run will ensure he dies. His street taught Tibs to get back up after being beaten down — so he isn't going to just give up.

Dabu's life has been far from easy. Born with a crippling lung illness, he has never been as strong as his father or brother, both of whom disappeared after attempting to challenge the Trials of Ancients. In the wake of the Tyrant King's war, his village has fallen under the control of the Purus, a vicious gang of magically enhanced cutthroats. The Trials offer the promise of power to any who can clear them, but Dabu has been forbidden from entering. After a violent encounter leaves his family in danger, he faces a difficult choice — leave to challenge the Trials or stay and risk starvation. The Trials are monstrously difficult, filled with dangerous beasts, deadly obstacles, and tribes of challengers who control the areas within. But if he can make it out alive, Dabu will gain the power he needs to drive the Purus from his home.

It's quite hard to start as a dungeon core. Harder still when divine bureaucracy dumps you in the back end of nowhere due to their own incompetence — and your status as a Fallen Angel. Yet Uno is used to working with subpar materials and making the best of circumstances. His personality has been cut down to size, but he tries to overcome the system with ingenuity and a healthy dose of improvisation. In a hostile world, a fallen angel turned dungeon must build, adapt, and outwit a universe that seems determined to bury him.

The gods have gotten bored, and humanity is the answer. One morning Charles wakes up to find the world has been redesigned — the gods of old decided to remake how it worked, and half the world's population is already dead. Everyone else received a message in their vision when it happened. Only Charles got cursed by the gods, and only Charles got a personal visit from one. The Game of the Gods has begun, and the monsters of old are returning to our world.

Secret of the Old Ones is a deep-dive VR game unlike anything the world has seen. Trent Noguero, a hardcore gamer who has been playing for a year, is on the verge of his big break — a chance to join the ranks of the most powerful players in the world. But power draws attention, and celebrity creates enemies. Trent has the keys to massive success, and he has also accidentally painted a target on his back — both inside and outside the game.

A hundred years ago, thirteen towers arrived on Earth. Each year at noon on the summer solstice, the tower gates open, admitting any who wish to climb. Those who survive return with incredible powers and riches. Over the decades, the worlds inside the towers have leaked free, changing Earth and her inhabitants. Except for the Thirteenth Tower — the Unconquered Tower. Nobody has ever left it. Every year it leeches more life out of the world, turning the American Southwest into a growing graveyard. If it isn't cleared, it will consume the planet. Roan doesn't care about that. The tower has long been the gravestone for his family, as generations have tried to best it and save their ancestral homes. All he wants is to put one burning question to rest: are they dead? He only needs to clear the tower to find out.

Luck Lockyer was a man of perpetual amusement, his smirk his most natural state — known to his friends, family, and himself. But the death of everyone close to you can affect even the most stoic person. Without purpose, without anyone to do the job for, Luck found himself inside an empty, forgotten church — smirk gone, amber eyes dull and lifeless, sobbing in the dark. On a whim, he prayed: for death, for revenge, for friends, but above all for a second chance for his family. It was then that Luck Lockyer, the Devil of the Cards, the Bloodless Hand, the Amber Demon, was answered by a being from another world.

Demon King Erizen thought all Heroes were insane. For one thousand years he ruled the continent of Thalmyra while lunatic bands of Heroic Chosen Ones tried and failed to end his reign — until a random peasant girl from a back-end village manifested the Holy Sword, led a Crusade to his door, and ended his life before dying herself seconds later. As he died alongside the smiling Heroine, Erizen could not understand: why did heroes not care for their lives? What gave them such suicidal strength? When the System offers him reincarnation, he makes the only choice that makes sense — he will reincarnate not as a Demon King, but as a Hero. If even a peasant's heroism was enough strength to kill him, then this heroic Demon King vows to become nothing but the strongest.

Ancient powers are about to collide. The world is on the verge of changing, and all Levy wanted was to start leveling. Stuck with a specialization mostly used for buffing in towns for coin, Levy doesn't see it as a disadvantage — even if everyone else does. He expected to take the road most traveled, but it looks like he'll have to carve his own path and be the first enchanter to reach max level. First he'd better learn everything he can about the system of mana that seems to have a grudge against mankind — and may even have something to do with the burgeoning war.

Marco trained his whole life to become a captain, maxing every childhood achievement the System would allow — diving, rigging, outrunning couriers up mountains. When classing day finally arrives, the System doesn't make him a captain. It makes him a Gluttonous Marauder. The class has combat perks, shipwright skills, and captain potential — but a reputation so bad he's arrested on the spot. Now on the run in a barely seaworthy smuggler's dinghy, Marco sets out to prove he's not the villain they think he is, if he can out-sail bounty hunters, survive cursed dungeons, and feed enough victories to his ever-growing ship along the way.

Still reeling from the death of his parents, Jake finds a doorway to an abandoned space station in his grandfather's basement — and when he walks through, he discovers he's trapped there with company. The station's AI enlists Jake to reclaim the systems needed to support life, but he has only eight hours to complete the task or he'll die alone in the cold vacuum of space. With only a wrecking bar, work boots, and basic survival equipment, he must defeat the horrific monsters infesting the station before his air runs out. Hidden somewhere in the station is also a message that could spell doom for Earth and the entire universe.

Chaos Online is heralded as the first "Hardcore" VRMMORPG. Pain conversion is set at a staggering 75%, and graphical fidelity has been pushed to the limits without any censorship whatsoever. "Who wants to feel their skin melt from dragon fire?" some asked as they dismissed it. Despite the popular belief that no one would play a game so close to reality, Chaos Online sold millions on the first day. Fight. Suffer. Win. Welcome to Chaos Online.