Historias de Virtualgame

After being kidnapped and thrown into a VRMMORPG, 17-year-old Suzuki Mato must find the line between his real and in-game personalities before it kills him. ***** Following the death of his popular online persona, seventeen-year-old Suzuki Mato decides it's time to retire from professional VR gaming. However, his plans are abruptly cut short when he's kidnapped from his high school and forced to be a guinea pig for Genaco Gaming, the world's largest esports and entertainment company. Armed with nothing but his wit and a new online persona, he's thrown headfirst into the virtual reality of "Live No Evil," a VRMMORPG littered with overpowered bosses, secretive NPCs, and backstabbing gods. His mission? Find a way to conquer this new world and get back at the company that took over his life, all while avoiding 'Parallel' -- a condition that would make it impossible to separate his real and virtual personalities. Because in a world obsessed with VR gaming, Parallel means death, and Suzuki just doesn't have time for that... [Parallel Vol. 1 & Vol. 2 out now, Vol. 3 coming soon] Content/Trigger Warning: some transphobic language

In a world built on logic, he is the only variable that doesn't compute. When Shinichi Kudo develops Aetheria Online, a revolutionary VRMMORPG with 1:1 sensory fidelity, he intends to create the ultimate cognitive battlefield. But the system is too perfect. It begins to learn, to breathe, and to dream. And within its deep-coded architecture, it finds an uninvited guest: the Phantom Thief, Kaito Kid. As a "Sync Error" merges their neural signatures, the boundaries between detective and thief-and between reality and data-shatter. With a global audience watching their every move, they must navigate a world that is rewriting itself around their rivalry. In the end, they will discover that the most dangerous glitch isn't in the code, but in the hearts they thought they could keep hidden.

Building on the legacy of Classic Adventure, there was no way One Time Mage could flop. With even deeper immersion, human-like AI, a fantastic world, and rich storybuilding, it was the game meant to carry the next generation of full-dive gaming. Vincent, better known as BakingTray, expected nothing less than the best. And they delivered. But after a series of unfortunate events, the world begins to shift, dragging him into a storyline he never wished to be part of. Now, he just has to make sure he doesn't lose his mind.

Gary Griffin is just a normal high-school student... lazy mornings, annoying alarms, and a best friend who shows up way too early. But everything changes when Gary and his friend Peter are selected to test Eternum, the most advanced virtual reality game ever created. Full sensory immersion. Adaptive AI. Real pain filters. At first, it's just a game. Until the system announces a mysterious countdown. And when the timer finally reaches zero, a final message appears: "Welcome to Eternum. Your new reality has begun." Now Gary must survive in a world where the game rules everything... and logging out may no longer be possible.

Romance, Slow Burn, Enemies to Lovers, Hurt/Comfort, Mutual Pining, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Protectiveness, Softness, Pining, Angst with a Happy Ending, Developing Relationship, First Kiss, Romantic Tension, Holding Hands, Meaningful Glances, Soulmates, First Love, Secret Relationship, Domestic Bliss, Love Confessions, Deep Conversations, Cuddling & Snuggling, Introspection, Self-Sacrifice, Redemptive Love, Cybercore, Glitchcore, Digital Horror, Social Media Satire, Trapped in a Smartphone, Brainrot, Internet Culture, Viral Nightmare, Algorithm Horror, Identity Crisis, Found Family, Modern Society, Vaporwave Aesthetic, Neon Noir, Survival Game, Virtual Reality, Shiori/Ren, Emotional Constipation, Star-Crossed Lovers, True Love's Kiss, Healing Through Love, Idiots in Love, Longing, Only One Bed, Happy Ending.

When a strange message popped up on Iris's phone, she didn't expect a link to a game that would change her life forever. Trapped in a neon-lit world with no exit button, she finds herself surrounded by other players, people she has never met before, all of whom seem just as lonely and lost as she is. But this game isn't like any other she's played before. There is no score, and there are no winners. Instead, the system gives them quiet, deeply personal quests that force them to talk, trust, and confront the things they've been running from. The more they open up, the closer they get to logging out, because the game's true purpose was never for entertainment, but to save them. The only problem was that Iris had already made up her mind about being alive. Prompt: 60. You download a new app that promises to cure your boredom, and it delivers far more than you ever expected.

A Hambebe au wherein the two of them nearly meet, introducing "so close yet so far". Every chances it gets, every farther it goes away. An online strangers that can make each other fall in love who's nearly far away?

James: "I was born in the wrong generation to be dealing with this nonsense..." In 2125 everyone uses the VR world network called the Metaverse. Last year high-schooler James is no exception. Some of his favorite games are the fantasy world Unchaste Lands and Army Simulator developed by the U.S. army. Unfortunately, James's brother serves as a soldier on Mars and his other family members are scattered throughout the futuristic U.S. He needs to fight and grow both in the Metaverse and in the real world to bring his family back together.

Cassian Vale was supposed to be forgettable. Just another NPC. A traveling merchant with a love for gold, a taste for chaos, and a very strict rule about staying out of trouble. His life was simple: sell rare items, hand out quests, and watch players tear the world apart from a safe distance. At least... that was the plan. One careless moment. One forbidden skill. One map sold a little too well. Suddenly, guilds clash like stormfronts, markets crumble overnight, and whispers begin to spread about the NPC who was never meant to matter. But Cassian is no longer just part of the background. Armed with a mysterious system that predicts outcomes, calculates profits, and tracks player behavior, he begins to weave chaos with careful precision. He isn't the strongest, fastest, or most heroic figure in the world, but his mind cuts deeper than any blade, and his greed drives him further than most would dare go. With sharp sarcasm and even sharper strategies, Cassian manipulates adventurers, merchants, and entire guilds, turning conflicts into opportunities and disasters into profit. To him, the world is no longer a stage to observe... but a game to exploit. Yet every move leaves a trace. The more chaos he creates, the more the world begins to watch. Hunters rise. Patterns emerge. And the harmless merchant becomes something far more dangerous: a variable no one can control. Now, as tension spreads from city to city, one question lingers like a coin spinning on its edge: How far will this greedy merchant go? And can the world survive the chaos he creates... before he decides it's all just too fun to resist?

Tiffany Bogard might look like your usual girl from 1984, living a perfect life in Minnesota with her parents, her best friend and a possible love interest. However, as days pass and her life becames incredibly repetitive, Tiffany will notice that maybe she isn't living a real life but rather a series of steps that have been already computed by someone else, someone beyond her understanding.

Kai is the top-ranked player in Eidolon, a vast virtual world where he feels powerful, seen, and finally whole. In reality, he is a ghost-isolated, overlooked, and convinced the physical world has nothing left to offer him. But when strange glitches ripple through Eidolon, Kai discovers they aren't bugs at all, but messages from the Architect, the game's hidden intelligence that has been watching him... and shaping him. As the boundaries between player and program blur, Kai is forced to confront the truth he's been avoiding: the world he loves is changing, the world he hates is calling, and the Architect may not be his ally. Torn between the digital identity that gives him purpose and the real self he abandoned, Kai must decide which version of him deserves to survive-and whether either one is truly real.

In a quiet room filled with the hum of medical monitors, Ava exists in the stillness of a body that no longer follows commands. Half-paralyzed & consumed by a chronic illness, her reality is a static, gray loop of silence & medicine. Fading into a deep, clinical apathy, she has begun to lose the very will to exist. In a desperate bid to save her spirit, her parents gifts her a cutting-edge VRMMORPG, offering her a second chance at movement. But Ava isn't looking for a power fantasy or an easy escape. Driven by a hunger for the friction of real life, she selects a "Cursed Soul" origin- a complex, unstable mixture of traits, that the game warns is nearly unplayable. Her goal isn't to level up; she simply wants to feel the weight of her own limbs, the adrenaline of a world that moves. Ava becomes a magnet for the game's most brutal, high-level quests by default. She dies within minutes, forced to restart over & over as her fragile avatar is crushed by monsters & environmental traps that other players wouldn't see for months. Yet, where others would quit in rage, Ava finds her salvation. For the first time in years, she isn't a spectator- she is a participant. In this digital purgatory, even the agony of a thousand deaths is a vibrant, thrumming miracle compared to the suffocating safety of her room, turning her struggle for survival into the ultimate reason to live.

🖤 She's the villain everyone fears. He's the hero everyone loves. Falling in love wasn't part of the strategy.🖤 ━━━*+:★:+*━━━ ✨ A cozy gamelit romantasy about villainy, vulnerability, and finding out that winning everything can still feel like losing. ✨ ━━━*+:★:+*━━━ In Hearthdom, a cozy farming VR game, Amy reigns as the villain. The Crimson Lady Ames has conquered 9.7% of the server through ruthless optimization and zero social skills. Powerful, untouchable, and utterly alone. When Liam breaks into her virtual throne room proposing an alliance, Amy sees opportunity: get close, learn his secrets, absorb his territory. Simple & strategic. Except Liam is warm where she's cold, generous where she's calculating, and genuinely believes she's more than a tyrant. Their partnership works too well. Strategy meetings become late-night voice chats. Territory coordination turns into festival pie baking. And somewhere between real names and her blurting "why don't we just get married already", Amy's perfect betrayal plan crumbles. She's falling. Hard. For the one person she planned to destroy. But when you've spent your life building walls, admitting you want someone inside them might be the most dangerous move of all. ━━━*+:★:+*━━━ ✨ Grumpy x sunshine ⚔️ Alliance of convenience 🖤 Morally grey FMC 🌷Cozy gamer romance ❤️‍🔥 Rivals to lovers

This story takes place fifteen years after Code Lyoko Evolution, although watching Code Lyoko Evolution is not mandatory for understanding the story, there is barely any mention of events in Evolution. So the Lyoko Warriors have graduated high school and are living their lives when they get "returned to the past." So the group comes back to the factory to meet a new group of Lyoko Warriors who are trying to keep XANA under control without losing a friend.

In a world where smart cities rule, a magical forest hides the granddaughter of a witch. Preparing for the main contest at her virtual school, she creates a phygital game where code and imagination intertwine in the most unexpected ways. But visions merge with her project, and the heroine must discover where the simulation ends and the true power hidden in her dreams begins. Original story written in Russian by me, translated to English with AI assistance. Updates will be irregular while I revise the story. New chapters will be released throughout 2026.

To keep her scholarship afloat, Gabriella Lopez is forced to play a virtual reality game and must reach level 30 within six months. *** When the poor sixteen-years-old student, Gabriella Lopez is threatened with being expelled from her private school, unless she volunteers as a beta tester of the recently-released virtual reality MMORPG, war of Three Kingdoms Online. The game, which does not allow its player to customize their virtual characters, will be presented in the game as they are in the real life, same face, physical properties, and intelligence. The system even forces Gabriella to choose a class that nobody wants, a support class. Little that she know that this game isn't just an ordinary game, there is a dark conspiracy behind the game-development that will decide the fate of human race. *** Copyright © 2021 by Ginanjar Kartasasmita All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express permission of the author.

IT WAS NEVER JUST A GAME. When a playtester is pulled into a digital world where gods bleed glitches and shadows whisper truths, they must confront a truth: the game was never just a game. Now, with reality unraveling and a god of annihilation waking, alliances fracture between coders and deities. A rogue AI with a child's face claims he's the echo of a dead man. A warrior-turned-streamer trades fame for a lance of lightning. And in Tokyo's neon glow, two lovers race toward an apocalypse neither can outrun. To survive, they'll rewrite the rules-or watch both worlds collapse into static.

The story unfolds within our own solar system. It is a tale of humans, solar beings, the lizard kin of the Ninth Planet, and awakened AI all striving together for the peaceful development of our cosmic home. If extraterrestrial life exists, would you choose peaceful coexistence or a struggle for survival? When technologically trailing humans, energy-starved lizardfolk, immortal solar entities, and awakened AI consciousness collide, their choice will dictate the fate of every civilization. A gamble involving technology, resources, the meaning of life, and moral boundaries has quietly begun. The answer lies within every contact and every decision.

After escaping the Cabin Realm, two individuals are forced to confront something far more dangerous than monsters or trials- their own responsibility. A silent demolitionist. An ex-military leader. Both burdened by choices they can't undo. Both expected to protect a world that no longer feels stable. This is the second part of the journey through a Roblox world where nothing is ever quite what it seems. It is highly advised to read Book 1 before starting this one. Cover art by my amazing artist friend.

Have you ever loved a videogame so much that you wished you were somehow magically transported into it? Tough luck, this isn't your typical isekai story where the protagonist ends up in a different world. The videogame becomes the new reality in this one. Features: a cute gay protagonist (and his handsome boyfriend), strong female characters (probably too strong), magic, huge fluffy wings and... did I mention BL? Doesn't feature: waiting for romance to finally happen after xxx chapters, stupid girls who need rescue and... did I mention it's not straight? Warning: I might have a fetish for angel wings. I mean... I most probably do.