An ordinary 14-year-old girl, Violet, plays truth or dare with her friends and is dared to go through the forest behind her backyard. She gets lost and finds a sort of gate that leads to a world full of monsters and creatures and falls through, fainting at when knights and warriors come. She wakes back up in a castle dungeon and is soon let out when she tells the king who she is and is deemed trustworthy. As she overhears a conversation that a war has been declared and that the evil king has declared war for power and land, Violet says that she'll go over and try to defeat the evil king, just so she can earn peoples' trust. The king agrees, thinking it as a good idea. Now, she must defeat the evil king and find her way back home. Note: Possible redo

A man who has chosen a different, slower path. Most active players who haven't given up on completing the game go to higher floors soon after they get unlocked, if not immediately. However, the main character realizes that there must be a reason each world is so large and detailed. There must be a reward for fully exploring a world, even if it has been cleared after defeating the main boss monster. And so, he decides to stay and do what he has always loved to do in video games, explore and discover. To embark on an epic adventure. Or maybe he was simply scared in the early stages of the game. This is a deadly game after all, one in which millions are trapped.

A young man finding out he's not what he thought he was? Could he really trust the people he thought he could?

He's been skipping classes, hasn't been to work in days and isn't responding to his friend's urgent text messages. For someone who loves his mundane routine, like Xander, this behavior is significantly out of character. But when you're inducted into a death game against your will, attending your business class suddenly becomes low priority, especially when your professor and former classmates have turned into nothing but creepy shadows walking around. Kissing his much loved routine goodbye, Xander follows a guy who had just frozen an old man in time, then chopped him in two. Will he get chopped too? Or will he manage to survive long enough to exit this new reality where throwing fireballs, summoning swords out of thin air and making ordinary objects explode are commonplace? --Looking for Beta Readers, any opinions / critiques are welcome!--

Matthew Barnett tried to warn those around him - the Game was going to start soon. Everyone was going to suffer and most were going to die, unless they took some serious steps to prepare themselves for what was to come. Diagnosed with Schizophrenia, he was hospitalized for several months until the proper medications could be found to help him control his inability to distinguish reality from fantasy and could return back to a normal school life. But... What if it was the world which was actually insane, and not him? What if he was right? What if it really was time for everyone to get their "Game On"? I dont own game on all credit goes to Dark bringer in roalroad here isthe link http://royalroadl.com/fiction/7823

Seventeen year old Lin is like every other high school student, or so others believe. To them, she is just a girl who doesn't speak, who plays games 24/7. Her childhood friend is a popular person who already has a girlfriend that wasn't her, as much as that goes against any story she's ever read. That's about the strangest part of her life, right? Wrong. Lin holds a deep secret, something only she's capable of handling. It takes her into the world of dangerous fantasy, right out of a game as Lin would say...

A normal boy from a fantasy world, began his adventure under age. Even if he under age the thing that happen to him are not ordinary thing and this is his story. Later on in the future where the peaceful world placed a man who once a Heroes are decided to be live on a cell for a long time. What is the connection between this two?

Life in middle school is hard for sixteen year old Joko Ofaman. His name alone gets him teased. Being of lower class doesn't help him any. It seems that his only escape is into the virtual world of online gaming. It is the year 2048 and puzzle games are on the rise, limiting Joko's favorite genre of RPGs. However, the only people Joko cares about are taken away from him. A companies commercial promised the best RPG, however, Joko couldn't buy it. His friends are taken away and he is just about ready to die when a mysterious woman gives him a new chance. Will this game help Joko logout of this world, or will it force him to come back for the better of the planet? Note: not as accurate as I like, but that would be giving away spoilers! Note: This wasn't inspired by SAO or Log Horizon, but by a-ha's Take On Me music video.

Takeshi has been persecuted his entire life for being unable to use modern magic. He's able to use a lost ancient form of magic, but it always seems to make matters worse. He has never had any friends for a long period of time, and he's lost both his parents at the age of six. What will happen to the now thirteen year old orphan when he chooses to take a stand against a group of bullies. Is it a coincidence that he is starting his life in high school a year early or was this all planned?

What boy doesn't dream of adventure? Especially if you have to master the most real magic? So Tim, a very ordinary twelve-year-old boy, didn't take long to accept the offer to enter a school of sorcery. He was not deceived: he actually ended up in the school. Which was located on the planet Jelshakh, perhaps on the other side of the universe. A whole crowd of boys and girls arrived at the school at the same time, but what a crowd! Elves, drowes, orcs, anzimars, peirots... and not a single Earthling but him. That, however, did not prevent him from making friends, and together they go to meet the real dangers and amazing discoveries! A true friend stays with you, even if he has something you don't. Tim is the only one at school who doesn't have an innate gift for magic. And he'll have to work hard to prove that he can do magic, too.