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Twenty years ago, the Merge brought armies of monsters flooding into the West Coast. Dungeons popped up in shopping malls and airports. Walls were built to contain the spread, but the promise of priceless loot dropped by the creatures inspired a new kind of gold rush. Clay Jaeger has nothing left outside the walls. Civilization took everything he worked for and spat it out. Now Clay, his wife Alex, and his chainsaw-toting brother Joe are going west to try their hand at monster killing. The loot from low-level mobs is enticing, but it isn't the real reason they risked the Infested Zone — they need to kill a Dungeon Lord. Only one in ten thousand hunters pull it off. The rest become fertilizer for the wasteland.

Wake up. Mine crystals. Don't die. That's the job, and Andy doesn't remember ever having a different one. The guards have guns. The other workers have agendas. The tunnels have monsters that shouldn't exist. On his first shift, surrounded by men who've already made their peace with the dark, he decides he won't be one of them. Then he finds the cavern — crystals bigger than anything on the work floor, whispering secrets the guards would kill to keep buried. It's a path to power, maybe a path out. But he'll have to hide it from everyone until he's strong enough to stop hiding. No one leaves the mine alive. Andy intends to be the first.

Aderyn has waited five years for the Call — the moment the system grants her a class and sets her on the path to becoming an adventurer. When it finally arrives, she's made a Warmaster: a class everyone considers useless. No real combat power, no magic, no impressive skills. Refusing to give up, Aderyn sets out to prove the world wrong. With the help of a young man from another world, she'll tackle dungeons, political intrigue, and continent-spanning quests — showing that a Warmaster can do anything.

Lucas wakes up to find the world has ended. The System has transformed his apartment building into a 100-floor dungeon tower of traps, monsters, and loot, and the residents have one year to reach the ground floor before it self-destructs. Worse still, Lucas slept through the class selection process, so the System chose for him. He's now a Blood Reaver — a class built on speed, ferocity, and slaughter, powered by the blood of his enemies. Outraged at the invasion, Lucas vows to grow stronger and take back his world.

Gideon Sho — a man forced to become an Assassin — is interrupted mid-mission when Earth is chosen for Integration into the Multi-Versal System. Reality shifts to a post-apocalyptic scenario, but nothing will stop him from keeping his promise to bring justice to the Senator who set him on this path. A grimdark progression series with LitRPG elements, multi-versal factions, gods, dragons, and dark themes.

Oliver expected college classes, work, bills, and girlfriend problems. What he never expected was a mysterious system granting him the ability to buy and sell things across dimensions. With a multiverse full of possibilities — and the chance for adventures he never imagined — a few complications are a small price to pay.

Alex is an office worker by day who spends sleepless nights in his favorite MMO — a familiar world about to be devoured by a new virtual universe called the Crystal Sphere. Alex gets involved in testing a neuroimplant that promises 100% authenticity of experience. Fitted out with the device, he must survive inside the Crystal Sphere against all odds. What is he turning into? Will he become yet another expendable test subject — or the first player to transcend reality?

Planet Earth burns in nuclear flame, and the System transfers all its humans to a new world — with a new name, a starting bonus, and a good kick to get going. Some got a sword, some a crown. Leo got a potato. Somehow, he intends to take over the world with it.

After striking a dangerous deal with a mysterious stranger, a wealthy and powerful woman finds herself trapped in the very fantasy game she helped create. Reborn as Seraphina de Sariens — daughter of a duke, engaged to a cold Crown Prince — she quickly learns she is not the destined heroine but the villainess, fated to summon dark forces and be destroyed by the story's true savior. The new Seraphina holds one advantage: vast knowledge of the game's world, paired with ruthless ambition. With danger at every corner and the shadow of treason threatening her life, she must maneuver through cutthroat politics and betrayals. Succeed, and ultimate power is hers. Fail, and the price is death.

In the realm of Eon, strength is the rule of law. Adepts — powerful cultivators who wield mystic spirit energy — battle for control of ancient relics imbued with the power of gods. At night, darkbeasts born of a mysterious fog called the veil hoard those same relics in their dungeons and destroy any adept who ventures too close. When portals begin pulling warriors from other worlds into Eon's brutal battlegrounds, one police officer from Earth finds himself fighting to survive — and discovers he may have the spirit needed to shake the realm to its core. As Roy rises through the ranks of rogue adepts in the outlaw city of Shadowreach, dark forces move to tear everything apart.

Isekai'd into a mysterious Victorian town, Levi finds himself in a weak child's body amid deep darkness, ravenous monsters, and a murderous cult of devil worshippers seeking to summon mythical beasts from the Graveyard of the Gods. Fortunately, he possesses the rare talent of an Arch-Magus. Armed with deadly magical words and traps, he is ready to incite riots, gain classes, and level up to survive everything that threatens his precious new life. In this world, power comes from absorbing Ingredients — each holding its own paths and classes — and every week the Krag opens, offering an entrance to the Graveyard of the Gods where relics, power, and Ingredients wait to be plundered, protected by terrifying monsters.

In the Prime Kingdoms, the system dominates everything — dictating strength, skills, and power, and spawning dungeons filled with monsters. But every system has its limits, and it is about to push four oddball adventurers to theirs. There is Derivan, an enchanted suit of armor in an existential crisis; Misa, a tanklike half-orc who loves exploiting the system but misses her family; Vex, an anxious lizardkin wizard who has run away from his; and Sev, a cleric who would rather have tea with his god than worship him. When a simple quest goes off the rails and a mysterious dungeon linked to each of them appears, they discover that something is deeply wrong with the Prime Kingdoms. The system is malfunctioning. The world itself is falling apart. Their only hope is trust, shared secrets, and perhaps a bit of healthy communication.

James has no idea why he was ripped from his life as a paramedic and transported to a strange new world with rules like those of a video game. But he knows he must adapt quickly — ending up in a spider's belly was never on his to-do list. With only a vague quest, a mysterious brand, and promises of help from a cantankerous old lady, James must level up into the warrior this dangerous world so desperately needs.

Lucas used to delve dungeons. Now he has to run one. After dying in a freak explosion, divine intervention brings him back as part dungeon core — but his old body is bound to the dungeon, and the strangeness of what he thought was his final act only keeps growing. When he sees rookie adventurers entering his dungeon, Lucas decides to help them survive and complete their quests. After all, adventuring is a process — and someone needs to guide the newcomers.

A vast comet that should have destroyed Earth instead slowed and landed — and beings from another dimension arrived with it, condemning humanity's selfish ways but sensing a potential to change. They chose Mark as a volunteer in deadly trials: earn humanity's survival by saving fantastical worlds from their own destruction. Join him on his quest for loot, levels, and powerful abilities as he fights in kingdoms large and small, battling demons and dinosaurs, vampires and robots, orcs and fairies. For Mark, the price of saving the planet looks to be a world of hurt.

Az has one burning desire: to escape her backwater town. In a dystopian post-apocalyptic future shaped by a System engineered by long-dead politicians, power and freedom are paid for with blood, sweat, and cold hard cash. When Az gets pulled into the machinations of the corrupt and wealthy, she must decide whether to stand up for her beliefs or keep her head down to survive. It's not always clear which choice is right — but she's never been one to back down from the dangers ahead.

In the sun-scorched future of 2442, survival has taken the form of Krieg Chess — a high-tech fusion of strategy and brutal combat where players wield advanced technology and unlock latent abilities, transforming from pawns to kings. Charoen and his sister Jessie, refugees lifted from obscurity by the enigmatic billionaire Virgil, discover they have extraordinary talents. As they train and fight their way up through the leagues, they realize Krieg Chess is not just a game — it is a crucible for something far larger and more dangerous.

Those granted Fates from the Gods can become so much more than human — they are the Fated. Alastair is one such Fated. Gifted with the Crafter Class after his village is decimated, he can now create priceless enchanted gear. Damon is another Fated: the Hunter. With items crafted by Alastair, Damon's martial prowess is second to none. Together, the pair set out into the world, hunting monsters and gathering rare materials to craft the greatest items the world has ever seen.

Steve tried as hard as he could to beat his favorite game, The Hundred Years War, as his favorite general, Joan of Arc. After hundreds of failed runs he finally did it — with a small exploit, but still number one in the world. The game asked for his name, and the moment he gave his real one, he found himself sucked into the game as Joan of Arc. Trapped in a world where Joan is forced to fight battle after battle through countless lifetimes, Steve's only hope is the exploit that won him the game. But when he finally finds it, he's faced not with the end but a whole new beginning — a completely different game where he has no idea what's going on. What the hell's a Villainess?

Leveling up has been a forgotten relic for nearly a thousand years. Spawn points are gone, and the few who still have access to them are effectively gods — superheroes towering over an ordinary world. For Zach, life is mundane: school, work, repeat. That changes when he stumbles upon one of the last unknown spawn points in existence, throwing him into a chaos he never could have expected.