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Ryan "Quicksave" Romano is an eccentric adventurer with a strange power: he can create a save-point in time and redo his life whenever he dies. Arriving in New Rome, the glitzy capital of sin of a rebuilding Europe, he finds the city torn between mega-corporations, sponsored heroes, superpowered criminals, and true monsters. It's a time of chaos, where potions can grant the power to rule the world and dangers lurk everywhere. Ryan only sees different routes — and from Hero to Villain, he has to try them all. Only then will he achieve his perfect ending, no matter how many loops it takes.

Gifted with metahuman powers in a world full of capes and villains, Tori Rivas kept away from the limelight, preferring to work as a thief in the shadows. When she is captured trying to rob a vault belonging to a secret guild of villains, she is offered a hard choice: prove she has what it takes to join them, or be eliminated. Apprenticied to one of the world's most powerful and supposedly dead villains, Tori is thrust into a world where the lines dividing superheroes and criminals are far more complex than they seem. On top of the peril from her own teacher, there are capes, fellow apprentices, and a civilian cover to maintain. Most dangerous of all are those who loathe the guild's very existence — old grudges run deep, and some are willing to go to any length to see the guild turned to ash, along with each one of its members.

A conversation with a handsome stranger leaves Ariane chained in a cellar with a strange affliction. She soon discovers that the darkness of the nineteenth-century Deep South hides many dangers: mages, wolf shifters, and the humans who hunt them all play a risky game — all under the amused gaze of the apex predators of the supernatural world, vampires. It takes much to survive in this merciless world, but Ariane will not be deterred. The southern belle has a bite, and she is willing to learn and grow in this hostile new world, using guile, charm, and those intriguing new instincts that make blood so delectable.

Perry Z has a Magical Destiny. Born to a Magical Fantasy Princess and a nine-to-five Supervillain in the most superhero-riddled city in the world, Perry has never felt adequate — no talent for magic and not a scrap of superpowers to his name. When The System boots and unlocks his powers, it forces him to follow in his father's footsteps, but he'd rather take after his mother. Maybe there's a way he can do both.

Night City is a place of endless wonders and horrors. But before Motoko Kusanagi can access any of them, she first has to build up enough strength to walk again and learn the basics of surviving in a world that was once just a game to her. A hidden Shard opens the door to opportunity — but in Night City, opportunity usually ends in a gunfight. A self-insert story with a modified Cyberpunk 2077 Gamer System.

Fortress City has super villains who maintain evil lairs and create super weapons. But when a bioweapon is granted superpowers of its own, Fortress City faces an entirely new kind of threat: the Super Minion.

Steve is ex-military, ex-enforcer, and ex-human — a one-man nanite-fuelled nightmare who stole a hundred thousand from some very bad people and is trying to lie low on a Greek island. When he saves a pair of drowning girls and goes viral, lying low becomes impossible. He tells himself he is cleaning up his act, making up for the things he has done. But even he admits it is mostly a justification: he is a very bad man with horrifying abilities, and hunting the creatures of the night suits him just fine.

Zane was driving home when thousands of dungeons suddenly spawned across Earth, covering every inch of the planet. He wakes up to a wrecked car, a broken leg, and a goblin trying to kill him. While others cower and hide, Zane finds he genuinely enjoys this brutal new world. He unlocks a rare Berserker skill — the more damage he takes, the stronger he gets — and sets out to conquer everything the system apocalypse has to offer.

Could you survive a horror movie? That's the question Riley must answer after he and his friends are lured to Carousel, a malevolent town where horror movies come to life. Assigned the Film Buff archetype — a minor support class with a penchant for dying early — Riley seems doomed from the start. But upon obtaining the Oblivious Bystander trope, he discovers that monsters and killers won't harm him as long as he can convincingly pretend he hasn't noticed them. What looks like a joke ability might, with clever exploitation, become his greatest strength.

In 2025, the moon hatched and its child died. Things have since gotten worse. Some people have superpowers now, but so do the extradimensional invaders slowly wiping humanity out. By Julietta's eighteenth birthday, the war has been loss after loss for longer than she's been alive — so she can't bring herself to be terribly shocked when the sky splits in half and weeps death. Surviving is the real surprise. Unexpectedly gaining the powers of a shapeshifter, she can change into any living thing she has touched, mixing and matching parts at will — except when she tries to return to her original form. Trapped behind enemy lines in someone else's skin, Julietta must adapt to new powers, new bodies, and new threats just to survive. But when she makes it out, will she still be Julietta?

When eldritch horrors called the Anathema began tearing through reality, aliens known as the Zenith stepped in to protect humanity by gifting chosen individuals with magic and advanced technology. Over twenty-one years later, the Magical Guardians are still hard at work — flashy, superhuman, and treated as idols of modern society. None of that matters much to Mai, whose biggest concerns are her family, classmates, and the creeping dread of her future. Magic and monsters may as well be daydreams — until she finds herself in the middle of an Anathema invasion. A dark magical-girl story with sci-fi elements and gradually introduced LitRPG mechanics.

In the year 2045, an MRI mishap transmits Tabitha Moore's mind back into her body in the past. Now it's 1998, she's thirteen years old, and she has to confront her long, miserable lifetime of failures — and once again being trailer trash — all over again. Or does she?

Callum had seen things all his life — monsters and beasts living among people — but he learned very early not to admit such things. It turns out the supernatural is real, but at thirty Callum has no desire to be part of that secret. Not that he has a choice when it turns out he is a mage, albeit one that hasn't cast any spells in all his life. The powers that be insist on requirements, duties, and education. To hell with that. An urban fantasy that goes rather sideways from the normal genre fairly quickly, following Callum as he goes from fugitive to renegade to open conflict with the forces that govern the supernatural world.

In the near future, corporations rule society and treat their citizens like products and tools. People live to work and work to live — but not everyone. Some prosper on the fringe, some thrive as thorns in the paws of the corporate lions. Juliet just wants to get a ride home from her double shift at the scrapyard when something bizarre and horrifying happens, throwing her into the crosshairs of Western Bio Dynamics, a mega-corporation that would just as soon dissect a person as interview them. She didn't ask for the stolen, illegal tech that falls into her hands — but she accepted it. Now she needs to find a way to skip town and hide from WBD until she figures out a plan. She has to learn to live in the shadows, work outside the corporate system, and deal with the sundry characters — honorable and nefarious — inhabiting that world. From synthetic bounty hunters to double-crossing operators, Juliet will face many challenges as she works to improve herself physically, mentally, and in reputation.

Luna has always wanted to be an Earth Guardian — the superhuman magical protectors who keep monsters at bay. When an obviously evil woman offers her that dream, Luna refuses on the spot. Unfortunately, evil women don't take no for an answer. Luna wakes up in a robotic body, unable to speak, bound to serve the monster she tried to reject. Trapped between the Guardians she's forced to fight and the captor who controls her every move, she must find a way to signal for help — and hope someone notices before it's too late. And if she does get free, there's one more question: could she keep the robot body?

Jack Rust was a nearly-finished PhD biologist when an extraterrestrial AI called the System invaded Earth, flooding it with aliens, magic, and violence. Jack hoped to at least gain some magic. He didn't. Instead the System dropped a forest dungeon and a goblin directly in front of him. Armed only with his fists, Jack must fight his way back to civilization. To his own surprise, he discovers that violence suits him. In this battle-ridden new world, Jack finds the life he always dreamed of — and he intends to thrive.

An irritated Pokémon might tell you to stop. An irritated animal will probably just attack you. Pokémon, for all their power, would be open books and a breeze to care for by any competent animal handler from Earth. After a fiery death, a professional zookeeper who never outgrew Pokémon games ends up in the world of Pokémon — and the entire world is thrown onto its side.

In May, 1899, a hundred and fifty unassuming envelopes are delivered to households across the city — all invitations to the wedding of Lady Eleanor Serrs to the infamous Mr. Ryce Penn. The newspapers start buzzing: Eleanor is the daughter of Duke Erravold Aubrey-Serrs, and Penn is the city's most notorious thief, an unrepentant attention-seeker with a taste for gems and danger. Eleanor swears she's never met him. Chief Inspector Lucas Haley, Penn's long-time nemesis, is called in to protect the Aubrey-Serrs family and determine what the master thief is planning. It quickly becomes obvious that far more is at stake than the reputation of an innocent woman.

Ardan Egobar is a young hunter from a remote mountain tribe, destined for nothing more than the quiet rhythms of the wild. But when fate drags him from his village into the heart of the New Monarchy Empire, everything changes. He steps into a melting pot of orcish mobsters, cigar-smoking dwarven bankers, and fashion-forward elves — all on the brink of world war. As Ardan grapples with his forgotten bloodline and discovers an intricate magic system, he begins a slow, compelling ascent — transforming from an innocent youth into a rising mage whose power may one day reshape history.

Magic came to our world. Portals opened across the planet, releasing mana and dangerous monsters on the unsuspecting population. Wonder turned to horror. Society teetered on the brink of collapse until heroes rose to face the catastrophe — men and women who wielded mana to enter portal worlds, plundering their treasures and slaying beasts that bullets barely harmed. That was more than sixty years ago. Nestra was born without a core. In the new city of Threshold, baseline humans like her are being forced out of law enforcement. MaxSec is one of their last holdouts, and Nestra is one of its last members — but it cannot last. With Nestra addicted to mana and her job one of the only chances at getting close to portals, she is heading for disaster. Threshold is a city dominated by corporations and powerful users. It takes very little to become collateral damage — unless Nestra can finally figure out what's wrong with her.