Books matching: game like world
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Save:'Beginnings' in the series 'Adventures on Terra' by author R A Mejia follows the story of Armon, a gamer from Earth who finds himself reincarnated in a fantasy world with game mechanics. As he adapts to his new reality with the help of a fairy guide, he navigates through different challenges, forms friendships, and discovers his own strengths and abilities. The plot progresses smoothly without the typical 'Chosen One' trope, focusing more on Armon's personal growth and interactions with the world around him. The writing style incorporates humor, well-thought-out world-building, and a mix of real-world references and fantasy elements.
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Save:Welcome to Ludus in the series Delvers LLC by Blaise Corvin is a fantasy LitRPG novel that follows the journey of Henry and Jason as they find themselves on a strange and violent planet called Ludus, ruled by the god Dolos. The story is an unapologetic fictional creation of a role-playing video game RPG, where the characters must gain points, improve their magic skills, and face various challenges to survive in a world full of Orcs, Goblins, Hell Hounds, and other demons. The book combines elements of adventure, magic, humor, and high stakes, with a touch of romance and character development, creating an engaging and entertaining narrative that keeps the readers hooked till the end.
The writing style of Blaise Corvin in Welcome to Ludus is described as functional, with some amount of telling rather than showing. The book features light LitRPG elements, with a focus on character development and creative use of resources instead of excessive focus on stats and numbers. The narrative is filled with action, humor, and intriguing characters, providing a mix of fun, light moments, and real hurt and tragedy, making it a compelling read for fans of the fantasy genre.
Jason had no idea what the hell just happened. He blinked at Henry and slowly looked around, keeping the rest of his body completely still. When his eyes met Henry's again, only the wild shock he saw ... - #3
Save:The Grand Game by Tom Elliot is a LitRPG novel that follows the journey of Michael, who wakes up in a dungeon with no memory of his past. As he navigates through this mysterious world filled with swords, magic, and dungeon exploration, Michael must level up, find a way out, and survive the challenges presented by the Forces of the universe. The story is gripping, with a well-defined magic system and a protagonist who is not overpowered but clever in his tactics. The writing style is engaging, the plot is intriguing, and the character development is consistent, making it a refreshing take on the LitRPG genre.
Despite facing a clearly stacked deck and playing under false pretenses, Michael manages to control his own destiny through persistence and imagination. The book offers a unique premise of being brought into a Dark vs Light video game world without memory of the previous life, setting it apart from other LitRPGs. The story is well-paced, with a focus on dungeon exploration, smart MC, and a nice plot that keeps readers hooked till the end.
I didn’t want to believe it, but for days now, I had suspected it to be the case. He’d been steadily weakening since the Market Celebration. The signs had all been there, clear as day to read. Why had... - #4
Save:'Battlemaster's Gambit' follows the story of a main character who is likeable and compassionate, unlike many in the genre. He is reborn in another world and forms a unique bond with his summons, showing care for compatibility within the group. The plot involves the MC navigating a game-style world where he can summon sentient weapons and armor, each gendered to the person's sexuality choice, adding an interesting concept to the story. Despite following some common tropes like rebirth and harem elements, the author executes them cleverly, making the progression feel natural and engaging.
The writing style of the book is described as entertaining, fast-paced, and easy to follow. The author introduces unique elements to the story, such as a gacha aspect in the game and a variety of monster girls, which add charm and freshness to the narrative. The main character's development is highlighted, showcasing his believability, strength without being overpowered, and a likable personality that resonates with readers. The story focuses on survival, adaptation, and stopping bad guys, creating a fun and engaging read.
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Save:"Blessed Time" by Cale Plamann is a LitRPG novel that introduces a unique twist on the time loop genre. The protagonist, Micah, navigates a world where he possesses a time rewind ability with limitations, making each loop both exciting and melancholic. The plot revolves around Micah's journey to prevent an existential threat to a significant area while facing challenges and growth throughout the story. The writing style is described as well-crafted and detailed, with a focus on character development, innovative magic systems, and efficient storytelling that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
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Save:Ultimate Level 1: Shattered Dreams by Shawn Wilson is an engaging LitRPG novel that follows the journey of Max, a character armed with a unique skill called Consume. This skill allows him to gain stats and abilities directly from defeating monsters, setting the stage for an action-filled adventure. While initially appearing as a solo hero, Max quickly forms a formidable team with unique roles, including an elf mage and dwarven warriors, as they face various dungeons filled with monsters and bosses, all while trying to alter their fate in a world governed by gods.
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Save:'Slay' by Brittney Morris is a young adult novel that follows the story of Keira, a high school student who secretly runs an online game community called SLAY that celebrates black excellence. When a player is killed in real life over a controversy within the game, Keira is faced with difficult decisions about revealing her identity and dealing with legal trouble. The book explores themes of racism, community, and the gaming world, while highlighting the challenges faced by black teenagers in majority white environments. The writing style combines elements of thriller, video game narrative, and teen novel, making it an engaging and thought-provoking read.
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Save:Mark of the Founder by James T. Callum, part of the Beastborne Chronicles series, follows the journey of the main character, Hal, as he navigates a game-like world, trying to establish a place for himself and his companions. The book is praised for its detailed world-building, engaging character development, and unique magic system. Readers are drawn into the story of Hal as he faces challenges, builds settlements, and fights for survival in a world filled with monsters and dangers. The writing style is described as fast-paced, energetic, and immersive, with a focus on class systems and LitRPG elements.
Hands pressed to the grassy ground, Hal pushed himself up to his feet. He turned to keep the beast in his line of sight and backed away slowly. The strange creature regarded Hal curiously, two pairs o... - #9
Save:'One More Last Time' in the series 'The Good Guys' by author Eric Ugland follows the protagonist Montana as he navigates through a new world with a new chance, armed with a new weapon after losing his sword. Readers are drawn into Montana's adventures filled with humor, mystery, and a touch of unpredictability. The writing style captures the essence of a classic fantasy tale with elements of LitRPG, offering a blend of character progression, world-building, and engaging storytelling that keeps readers hooked.
Not like your-eyes-are-closed black, but like a ceaseless, unending void of darkness. Besides, as far as I could tell in that moment, my eyes were open and there was nothing to see. An absence of ligh... - #10
Save:'Guild Master' in the series 'Tower of Power' by Ivan Kal follows the adventures of the protagonist, Morgan, who finds himself in a new world filled with game mechanics after dying in the real world. The story focuses on character progression, leveling up, forming alliances, battling monsters, and establishing a guild. Despite facing challenges and betrayals, Morgan navigates through the new world while showcasing a mix of competence and humor. The writing style incorporates LitRPG elements, with detailed world-building, humorous dialogue, and well-written action scenes that keep readers engaged.
Morgan Newton looked around in confusion, not really understanding what had happened. One moment he was crossing the street on his way to class at the community college, and the next thing he remember...
