Survivalgames Stories

The Gauntlet is meant to break you. Every year, dozens of teens enter. Not all of them come out. Ashton has spent his entire life preparing for this moment-and still, he's not ready. Then he meets Myra. Confident and unshaken. Smiling like she already knows she'll survive. They make a pact: no matter what the Gauntlet throws at them, they'll make it through together. But the Gauntlet doesn't just test your strength. It changes you. It erodes trust. And it turns people into something unrecognizable. Ashton is determined to reach the end with Myra. He's just not sure she's planning to do the same. "To the stars through hardship." Surviving is one thing. Reaching the stars is another. A completed dystopian survival story featuring a deadly challenge known as the Gauntlet. Perfect for fans of dark fiction, psychological tension, and high-stakes competitions where trust is fragile and betrayal is inevitable.

Nine People. Nine Days. For Nine Million Prize. Note: This story was Inspired by a novel from 2013 of Lain Rob Wright 'The Housemates', The Dollhouse by Sheena, and Saw Movies.

In a world split between quiet normalcy and ruthless power, three men Soner, Akgün, and Aras are bound by loyalty, loss, and the dangerous lives they were born into. Raised in the shadows of crime, they navigate a reality where enemies don't forgive, and survival often comes at a devastating cost. Every decision carries consequences, and every connection can become a weakness. This is a story of violence and vulnerability where blood is spilled not only in betrayal, but in sacrifice. People die protecting the ones they love, while others fall simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Yet beneath the chaos, something softer refuses to disappear. Love persists. Second chances emerge in the most unexpected moments, forcing hardened hearts to feel again. Old wounds reopen as paths cross once more, and the past refuses to stay buried. Between gunfire and grief, these men are pulled toward something they thought they had lost forever: a way back home. Caught between two worlds one built on danger, the other on hope they must decide who they are willing to become... and what they are willing to lose to protect it.

During the events of the first Zero-Sum Games, a new group of teenagers awakens inside the simulated ruins of Singapore with no memories and no way out. Among them is Isaac Mercer, an observant student who begins noticing flaws within the system and hidden traces of a past contestant, called Maeve Vance. As the games become more psychological and trust between players collapses, Isaac uncovers the horrifying truth behind the Architect's experiment and realizes the system is not trying to create survivors-it is trying to create people willing to sacrifice their humanity to survive.

This story is not my own, and it is just re-translation into my native language. All credit to the original author.

He's not a girl. But everyone thinks he is. To hold things together, he lets them believe it-one compromise at a time, until there's nothing left to protect. Ashe Tran woke in a white cube. No windows. No answers. Just the clothes on his back. One day he's a barista with a crush and overdue rent; the next, he's a captive inside a system that monetizes compliance and punishes selfhood. Every task costs credits, every indulgence has consequences, and the line between choice and coercion grows thinner with each passing day. To survive, Ashe must navigate the watchers behind the walls, the rules that rewrite his body, and the creeping realization that the Cube isn't just testing his endurance-it's rewriting who he is. A slow-burn descent into voyeurism, control, and forced identity performance-a story about shame, survival, and what happens when your body becomes the price of survival.

Year 2042. A global technology corporation announces a revolutionary experiment known as Protocol: SURVIVE, a fully immersive combat simulation where selected participants enter a virtual world and battle using mysterious abilities. The reward is simple. One billion dollars. From across Asia, one thousand individuals are chosen to participate in the program. Each player awakens in a massive digital world known as Astra Verge, where survival, alliances, and combat determine who advances to the final stage. But the participants soon discover a terrifying truth. This is not merely a game. Their consciousness has been fully transferred into the simulation. And when someone dies in Astra Verge... Their body dies in the real world. Among the thousand players is Sakaki Ken, a 23-year-old former university student who spent most of his life escaping reality through stories, animation, and fictional worlds. When Ken enters Astra Verge, he discovers his unique ability: [ANIME] A strange power that allows him to recreate abilities inspired by the countless fictional worlds he has watched. In a battlefield where betrayal spreads faster than trust and survival comes at the cost of others' lives, Ken must decide whether he will remain a spectator- or finally become the protagonist of his own story. Only twenty survivors will advance. The rest will disappear. Forever.

သင့်ရဲ့အဆောင်ကသာ သေရေးရှင်းရေးအတွက်ပြေးလွှားရမယ့်နေရာတစ်ခုဖြစ်လာခဲ့ရင် အသက်ရှင်ကျန်အောင် သင်ဘယ်လိုကြိုးစားမလဲ? Title-Girls' dormitory escape original outhor-火茶 #story and cover photo are not mine . #all credits to original owners . #just a fun translation.

Only one of the twelve will leave the hospital alive. The other eleven will die inside it - slowly, painfully, and not alone. They were already terminally ill. Now death has rules. Twelve young people wake up in an abandoned hospital. A voice in the dark whispers: "Welcome to the game." Their mysterious host is a man dressed in black whose eyes hide centuries of evil. He is the Devil himself - bored with eternity and hungry for entertainment. Forced into a brutal survival game, the players must face impossible moral choices, deadly fears, and the darkest parts of human nature. Trust collapses. Friends become predators. Every corridor hides another nightmare. In this psychological thriller of survival and sin, the line between good and evil slowly disappears. Because sometimes surviving is worse than dying. YOLO: The Devil's Game is a dark mix of horror, suspense, and metaphysical drama - perfect for fans of Squid Game, Alice in Borderland, Hellbound, and The Silent Patient.

"IN SECTION F, THE ONLY THING MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE GAMES... IS THE PRINCE WHO RUNS THEM." Anam Siddiqui was never one for ghost stories. But when a midnight ritual with a mysterious Red Book goes wrong, she isn't just dreaming-she's disappearing. Welcome to Morbid Academy, a gothic nightmare hidden within the shadows of the real world. Here, the elite are separated from the cursed, and Anam has just been dumped into the most lethal category of all: Section F. In this forbidden zone, the rules are simple but deadly: NO CHEATS. The Academy is always watching. NO LIES. The truth will bleed out of you eventually. ONE PACT. Once you're marked, you belong to the King. Enter Aarish. Cold, obsidian-eyed, and heir to the Hollow Four, he is the protector and the predator of Section F. He was supposed to eliminate the new target. Instead, he claimed her. Now, Anam must navigate a series of contorted trials-from the flaming badminton courts to the molten glass arenas-where one wrong move means being erased forever. As the clock ticks toward Midnight Graduation, Anam realizes that the ritual wasn't an accident. She was summoned. And Aarish? He isn't just her protector; he's the demonic debt she never knew she owed. One Month. One Goal. Only Survival. Step into the Section F Chronicles. Are you ready to play?

Just a random book that is about Survival Games, including AI images since I am not a great drawer and I like seeing diffrent styles. Might do some oneshots, whatever you decide but only with The Survival Games and maybe some of my other books as well. Just put it down in the comments. It is probably stupid but who honestly cares anymore. -_- It is just a dumb book that might not go anywhere.

Toddles the 8-ball, the youngest toon at Garden View after the shutdown, is sick and tired of being baby'd all the time. Now, with the help of Shrimpo, she'll learn how to fight and defend herself. No grown-ups needed!

No one remembers when the "protocol" first began. People simply continued living by its recommendations- quietly, naturally, without question. Until one day, within a facility that should have remained sealed long ago, the system began leading toward something that even it could no longer explain.

Axl Chance Dioneda is a programmer who entered his own game, after entering the virtual game that became reality. He realized that there are still alot of mysteries behind the world he thought that he created. He reach the end only to be stuck in a never-ending cycle of regression. (Regression - where the main character repeatedly goes back to the past after they died)

Dark fantasy with psychological and philosophical elements, centered around a survival game.

After a crushing defeat ends his high school football dreams, Yoichi Isagi receives a mysterious invitation to Blue Lock-a ruthless training program designed to forge Japan's ultimate egoist striker. Overseen by the mad genius Jinpachi Ego, 300 of the nation's best young forwards must compete in cutthroat challenges where elimination means never representing Japan again. As Isagi navigates a facility filled with prodigies, monsters, and broken dreams, he discovers that winning at all costs requires sacrificing everything-including the friends he once trusted. All this and more in the 4th installment of the I.E.B.L.U series.

Six strangers. One boarding house. A caretaker with rules he swears will keep them safe. They should have asked why the rules existed before they agreed to follow them. The house on the edge of the city is too large for what it costs and too quiet for what it contains. The caretaker delivers his rules at the door and disappears into the dark at the end of the hall, and by morning the rules are less comfort than they seemed, and the door at the end of the corridor is breathing, and the miniature sitting in the forbidden room has figures with faces pressed into their clay that no one should have been close enough to make. Cora has been drifting for long enough that she has stopped noticing the drift. She notices the house. She notices the bruise on her sternum that has pulsed since she crossed the threshold, shaped like a keyhole, warm in ways she cannot account for. She notices the miniature's tiny figure with her own face pressed into it with the intimacy of a mold made before she arrived. The house has forty seven names in its ledger. Eleven of them escaped. Inside these walls, nothing taken can be returned. Nothing placed inside a person comes out the way it went in. And the thing the house wants most is the one thing Cora does not yet know she has been carrying her entire life. This is not a story that flinches. It stays in the room. Count carefully. Do not open your eyes until you mean it. ©️ Relle H

In a parallel world, Midst of the 5th Holy Grail War in Fuyuki city, an otherworldly got drifted and mistakenly got involved on the war.

This story is one about a bacca, who, after searching for the real meaning of life after losing a survival games game on The Nexus, travels to the Itsjerryandharry server to discover themselves. Inspired by JeromeASF and BajanCanadian, who made me play minecraft and become a PVP god. Also inspired by the wonderful minecraft sg servers, including the itsjerryandharry server and the nexus.