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    Twilight Templar
    Book 1 in the series:Eternal Journey

    Twilight Templar - Eternal Journey by C J Carella
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    'Twilight Templar' in the series 'Eternal Journey' by author C J Carella is a LitRPG book that follows the story of Ben, a regular guy transformed into a character he created for a massive multiplayer online role-playing game, Hawke, a Paladin. The book combines elements of fantasy, role-playing games, and good world-building, creating an intriguing world where characters struggle to stay afloat amidst challenges and threats. The story is engaging, with a mix of familiar and fantastical elements, an interesting plot, and a likable protagonist. The author successfully incorporates RPG mechanics, action, and world-building without overwhelming the reader with excessive jargon.

    The book is set in a D&D type world where characters gain experience by killing monsters and facing evil adversaries. The plot revolves around the protagonist, Hawke, and his friends as they navigate through a world filled with challenges, intriguing story elements, and a mix of original twists on traditional tropes. The writing style is described as well-structured, with good character development, engaging action scenes, and a solidly built narrative that keeps readers immersed in the story.


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    The Land: Founding
    Book 1 in the series:Chaos Seeds

    The Land: Founding - Chaos Seeds by Aleron Kong
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    'The Land: Founding' in the Chaos Seeds series by Aleron Kong is a LitRPG book that follows the story of a main character who enters a fantasy world that resembles the video game he was playing. The book includes elements of gaming such as character stats, leveling up, and item identification, which may be overwhelming for some readers. Despite this, the book introduces unique aspects like a magic system, leveling system, and item discovery, along with familiar fantasy creatures and dark caves. The plot unfolds with strong bonds forming between characters in a cohesive fighting group, emphasizing that all actions have consequences. The writing style is described as different from the usual genre, pulling readers in and keeping them engaged until the end.

    James covered his eyes against the sunlight that seemed determined to drive ice picks (naw, I’m better than that… fire picks? yeah, much better he thought sleepily). Yes! Fire picks through his eyes j...

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    Crota
    Book 1 in the series:The Gods' Game

    Crota - The Gods' Game by Rohan M. Vider
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    'Crota' in the series 'The Gods' Game' by author Rohan M. Vider follows the journey of a protagonist from Earth who relies on his intelligence to defeat stronger opponents, while forming alliances and battling against the Gods and their champions in a detailed and immersive RPG world. The story is praised for its well-developed characters, realistic personalities, and intricate game mechanics that provide insight into the protagonist's strategic choices and progression.

    The narrative in 'Crota' is a blend of slice of life elements and RPG progression, showcasing the protagonist's growth from a level 1 character to facing formidable challenges in a hostile world. Despite some minor criticisms about pacing and character introductions, the book is commended for its engaging plot, worldbuilding, and the protagonist's journey of survival and adaptation in the RPG game world.

    Kyran trudged wearily home. The city was unnaturally quiet tonight. The rumble of cars and shouts of merriment from raucous crowds was absent. With head bent low, sheltering from the biting winter’s c...

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    Project Daily Grind - Mirror World by Alexey Osadchuk
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    In Project Daily Grind, the protagonist, Oleg, enters an online game world to earn money after his daughter's medical expenses bankrupt him. Despite initially planning to focus on mining, Oleg gets entangled in various side quests and adventures, showcasing a unique take on the typical litRPG storyline. The book delves into Oleg's journey as he navigates through challenges, unexpected opportunities, and the complex dynamics of the game world, all while driven by his unwavering determination to save his daughter's life.

    The narrative style of Project Daily Grind blends elements of real-world struggles with virtual gaming experiences, creating a compelling story that keeps readers engaged. As Oleg immerses himself in the game's intricacies, readers are taken on a journey filled with suspense, character development, and a touch of mystery surrounding the game developer's intentions. The book offers a mix of emotional depth, strategic thinking, and a unique twist on the litRPG genre, making it a captivating read for fans of virtual reality adventures.

    “You need to understand, Mr. Ivanenko, that our bank can't see you as a potential borrower,” the teller looked into my eyes, faking sympathy. A drop of sweat rolled down his fat clean-shaven cheek. Th...

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    More Than a Game
    Book 1 in the series:Fayroll

    More Than a Game - Fayroll by Andrey Vasilyev
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    'More Than a Game' in the 'Fayroll' series by Andrey Vasilyev follows the story of the main character, Hagen, a journalist who enters a full immersion RPG world not out of a desire to escape or excel in gaming, but as part of his job. The book seamlessly weaves between real life and game life, showcasing Hagen's nonchalant attitude towards the game and the people in it. Despite hints of a deeper world and potential plot lines, the book offers a satisfying conclusion while leaving room for future developments. The narrative style balances the challenges of balancing real life with the gaming world, creating a refreshing take on the LitRPG genre.

    Our head editor, Mammoth, knew how to surprise everyone in the office. His real name was Semyon Ilyich, of course, but behind his back, the only thing anyone ever called him was Mammoth. He was imposi...

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    Survive Week One - Codename: Freedom by Apollos Thorne
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    'Survive Week One' in the series 'Codename: Freedom' by Apollos Thorne is a LitRPG novel that follows the main character as he navigates a virtual world filled with challenges and combat. The story focuses on character development, game mechanics, and the impact of in-game events on the real world. Readers are drawn into a world where players must defend their town from goblin raids, while also exploring themes of teamwork, combat realism, and the psychological effects of physical trauma.

    The writing style of the book is engaging, with a mix of fun and serious elements that keep readers hooked. The plot unfolds with a good balance of action-filled combat sequences and character building moments, making it a compelling read for fans of LitRPG genre.

    A quick scan of the arena told me this was a medium size, square shaped room, with a stone pathway around the perimeter. Dirt paths led down from the elevated perimeter to cross in the middle of the r...

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    Edge of Reality
    Book 1 in the series:Phantom Server

    Edge of Reality - Phantom Server by Andrei Livadny
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    'Edge of Reality' in the series 'Phantom Server' by author Andrei Livadny is a sci-fi LitRPG novel that takes readers on a journey into a virtual reality game filled with dark and mysterious elements. The plot revolves around a main character who finds himself in a virtual world where survival is key, and as the story progresses, secrets and twists unfold, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style of the author seamlessly blends sci-fi and gaming elements, creating a unique and immersive experience for readers who enjoy the genre.

    I'll tell you. By then, I had abandoned the relative safety of a virtual capsule in exchange for new experiences unknown to me before. Now I didn't need the holographic screens with their poor version...

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    Otherlife Dreams - The Selfless Hero Trilogy by William D. Arand
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    'Otherlife Dreams' by William D. Arand is a LitRPG novel that follows the protagonist, Runner Norwood, as he finds himself trapped in a virtual reality game with no memories of his past. The story unfolds as Runner navigates this new world, facing challenges, forming relationships, and uncovering the mysteries of the game. The writing style combines elements of fantasy, gaming, and adventure, with a focus on character development and immersive storytelling that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

    Runner stared at the login screen for Otherlife Dreams as the text rotated slowly. His fingers drummed against his thigh idly. He considered the virtual window like a beast that hunkered down before h...

  9. #9
    Advent
    Book 1 in the series:Red Mage

    Advent - Red Mage by Xander Boyce
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    'Advent' in the 'Red Mage' series by Xander Boyce is a LitRPG novel where the world transforms into a real-life role-playing game with stats and upgrades, aiming to prepare humanity for an intergalactic war. The protagonist, Drew, is overpowered but with weaknesses and a strong rationale for his power. The story unfolds with Drew progressing through a complex magic system, upgrading spells, and facing challenges in a unique world filled with interesting twists to the standard LitRPG setting.

    The narrative of 'Advent' balances action-driven plotlines with a detailed magic system and world-building, creating a compelling story that keeps readers engaged. introduces readers to an intriguing variation on the LitRPG apocalypse genre, offering a fresh take with a focus on survival, character progression, and a complex power system.

    “Begin.” The word echoed throughout his skull. The large room, which had previously been lit by dozens of monitor screens and lights, went completely black. An image appeared before Drew, staying in t...

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    Cataclysm
    Book 1 in the series:Viridian Gate Online

    Cataclysm - Viridian Gate Online by J.A. Hunter
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    In 'Cataclysm' by J.A. Hunter, readers are immersed in a virtual reality world where players' brains are uploaded as an asteroid approaches Earth, leading to high stakes and intense gameplay. The plot unfolds with intricate world-building, engaging characters like Cutter and Grim Jack, and a fast-paced writing style that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

    I TOOK ONE LAST GLANCE around my apartment. A tiny studio flat, just under five hundred square feet, which still cost me a sizeable chunk of change every month. It didn’t help that the cost of living ...

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