survivalgame

After dying of cancer in our world, a 34-year-old man wakes up in the body of 17-year-old Nolan James in the coal-dusted slums of District 12. He isn't just a survivor; he’s a "transmigrant" who knows the horrific future of Panem and the details of the 74th Hunger Games. Armed with a set of "game-breaking" supernatural abilities, Nolan must navigate the Reaping, the training in the Capitol, and the bloodbath of the Arena. His goal isn't just to survive—it's to use his powers to protect Katniss and Peeta, sabotage the Gamemakers from the inside, and turn the televised slaughter into the first spark of a real revolution. The Transmigrant’s Arsenal: The Powers 1. Blind Spot (The Ghost Sense) What it does: He instinctively "knows" exactly where people or cameras aren't looking. This makes him a master of stealth, allowing him to move through the Arena or the Capitol completely unseen, slipping through the literal blind spots of surveillance. 2. Enhanced Healing (The Survivor’s Grit) What it does: His body repairs itself at a supernatural rate. While not instant, it allows him to walk off injuries that would kill any other tribute—broken bones knit in hours, and deep gashes close overnight—as long as he has enough food to fuel the recovery. 3. Poison/Toxin Immunity (The Mithridates Effect) What it does: His blood neutralizes any chemical threat. Whether it’s the lethal fog of the Quarter Quell, tracker jacker venom, or a poisoned berry, Nolan is completely immune. He can walk through biological traps that the Gamemakers design to be "instant death." 4. Storage Space (The Infinite Inventory) What it does: By touching an object, he can "store" it in a private pocket dimension and pull it out later. This allows him to smuggle weapons, infinite food, and medical supplies past the Capitol's peacekeepers and into the heart of the Arena. Im uploading this into royalroad.com .

"In ten years, Earth will be deleted." When a countdown clock appeared in the sky, the world panicked. Then, the "System" chose 100 random humans to be "Beta Testers"—sending them to a brutal, magical dimension to prepare for the upcoming "Patch 1.0." Han-ul was the 101st tester, a glitch in the system. While others were given legendary classes and swords, he was granted the only non-combat role: The Archivist. He can't level up, but he can see the "Patch Notes" of the future. Now, he must use his knowledge of every upcoming monster, hidden treasure, and world-ending event to survive the trial and save a planet that doesn't even know he exists.

p atreon.com/KeyofStars for more chapters report issues @discord.com/GVBdncd9Wr 100 powerstones = 1 extra chapter 1000 powerstones = free Tier 1 membership giveaway I can write r18 for this when it reaches there :) By accident, Amamiya became a participant in a bizarre real-life escape game. He soon discovered that he could see prompts hovering over both the monsters and his fellow players. And so… things started to feel a bit off. In the Ghost Academy, during a game of "statue," a ghostly girl on the playground looked at him with tear-filled eyes: "Don't come any closer!" In the Horror Canteen: "Dear student, you’ve wasted food. I demand hush money." In the Devil's Examination Room: "Is it wrong to bribe the evil ghost teacher with cash?" Amamiya could also motivate his teammates. [Player: Kaguya Shinomiya] [Status: Crouching and trembling] [Prompt: Please use the following methods to boost your teammate’s morale.] Amamiya sighed. "Shinomiya-san, can you please show a little more spirit? Did you not eat?" "…"

Entering a mysterious Lord Game. Qin Feng originally thought. He would meet his end inside like cannon fodder. But he never expected that his golden finger, which had been silent for eighteen years, would actually activate at this very moment. 【Core module 《Riding and Cutting 2: Bannerlord》 and some MODs are being forcibly activated——】 …… 【Bloodthirsty: Killing enemies allows for infinite growth and also grants extra resources】 【War Merit Enfeoffment: When subordinate soldiers defeat a hero, they will be enfeoffed as heroes and gain a portion of the opponent's abilities】 【Survival of the Fittest: The longer subordinate soldiers survive, the stronger their own combat power becomes】 【Recruit Prisoners: Capture a portion of the enemy in every battle, and over time, they can be recruited with a 100% success rate】 【Middle-earth Warhammer……】

The Ten Thousand Realms collapse, returning to one realm. Everyone descends upon the Primordial Continent, becoming a lord, battling for survival. Upon descending, everyone receives an initial territory, recruits species, and strengthens their territory. "Oh no, I randomly got a Beast Type territory, and can only recruit wolf pups!" "I got something similar, an Undead Type, and my initial species are little skeletons!" "What is this Mechanical Factory nonsense? Only giving me a mechanical bird, how am I supposed to survive?" "Haha, you guys have it good. I heard the initial species for the Plant Type is the worst; someone randomly got a sapling with no battle strength at all!" Lin You looked at these messages floating by and then glanced at the large words "Plant Type" on his territory information, crying. How is this supposed to work? But gradually, he discovered that the little sapling he recruited could mutate!

Every player had the same starting resources. Everyone could choose to explore 10 rooms every day. One room could be dangerous while the other might contain resources. Players must do everything they could to survive. After he finished reading the instruction, Li Zheng heard a voice next to him. “Selecting a random daily reward…” “Congratulations. You have obtained a silver chest that contains a silver-grade blueprint for the Ordinary Detector, and a few other resources.” “Congratulations. You have obtained a bronze chest that contains a bronze-grade blueprint for the Air Purifier, and a few other resources.” “Congratulations. You have obtained a platinum chest that contains platinum-grade blueprints for the Ionized Knife, Intermediate-grade Genetic Cultivation Liquid, and TJP Shield, and many other resources.” “Congratulations. You have obtained a hyper legendary chest that contains…” Li Zheng looked at the colorful chests in front of him and grinned.

Freely traverse between the city and the abyss, cultivate a demon legion! Command demonic talents! My name is Bai Yan, from that day on... one of my souls possesses two identities. I am a demon! Also a human! When I am good, I benefit the world! When I am evil, there are corpses everywhere!

Fang Heng was transmigrated to a parallel world and his soul was forced into the body of a man who had just committed suicide. Huh? What? Every human here was being forced to join a game? Those who refused would be killed? Wait? This suicide dude was a pro gamer? He had the highest S-rank talent sill, the Zombie Clone? Damn! The S-rank skill evolved! My zombie clones could auto hunt! [Your zombie army has crafted Wooden Axe x720 when you were offline. You have received 1921 experience points for the Basic Crafting skill.] [Your zombie army has chopped down 27,821 trees and gathered 128,973 pieces of wood while you were offline. You have received 2,171,921 experience points for the Basic Wood Chopping skill.] Just as the rest of the players were struggling to survive in the zombie apocalyptic game, Fang Heng's zombie clones were starting to clear every resource out of the forest. Hm... What an interesting game!

45 Free Chapters Death League— a strange death game where people are forcefully pulled into the [Ruins] to "play" with supernatural entities and monsters, becoming a spectacle for fellow humans and non-humans alike. Leinster, a little Emo alien who feeds on emotions, suddenly transmigrated into a world plagued by Death League. What? The humans want him to enter the [Ruins]? If they beg, he'll go— what? He has no choice? Because he's a death row criminal? Damn. Even worse, his racial ability...is gone. [Livestream On] "Dear audience, Death League season 9 has started~ " "A quick reminder~ Life votes equals to lifespans while Death Votes equals to execution!" "If you like a challenger, give them a Life Vote and if you hate them, give them a Death Vote!" "Happy voting~ " DING! [You have entered a ruin!] Challenger: Leinster Raine Life Vote: 10 Death Vote: 888,888 Countdown to death: [00:10:00] Ordinary•weak•alien: Ah...he's done for. But, then— DING! [Awakening an ability ••• ] [Opening Emo Market! Create any skills with equal emotions!] His ability is back— Even stronger than before. ——— PS: Similar to Gate Worlds like Solo Leveling + survival games & a bit of horror No harem! You can vote to decide the female lead~ Arc 1: Monster Office (completed) Arc 2: Real World, Active Ruin Zone (completed) Arc 3: Midnight Hunting Spree (on-going)

People say anyone can be forgiven if you acknowledge your bad deeds and repent. But would you be capable of that? Jackson could not. Dying in misery while trafficking drugs, now he has to fend himself once again, just at a rather peculiar place. This was hell, The Void, as they call. Having Dimensions and entire realms of your worst nightmares, mostly called Lands — to beings capable of altering the very Core of reality. But why stop stating the disgrace it is? To mafias commanding entire levels, any newcomer like Jackson was but a bug. Now wandering through the Void without powerful organizations to back him off, Jackson was always inches away from oblivion. For him, only a path remained. Called the Devoid Games, this system alone decreased the massacres and violence around Hell by almost a whopping 700%. Does it mean peace? Never will. The Devoid Games simulate not only other Levels, but host minigames ranging from simple battles to entire space wars and purges, where bets run wild and gruesome scenes happen every day. For the viewers, these death games were their everything, the dopamine they sought after every day. In the line between glory and oblivion, this was Jackson’s only way to survive. The only way, to become a Voidling!

Once every twelve years, The Arcane Game chooses forty-eight individuals who will participate for a chance to claim the deepest desires.

[Attention, humans] [Welcome to Midgard, a realm between life and death.] [All 300 players accounted for!] [Evaluation successful!] Jamie never expected his life to end while saving a stranger. One moment he was pushing a pregnant woman out of the path of a roaring truck— the next, he awakens in Midgard: a realm where death is just the beginning. He isn’t alone. Two hundred ninety-nine others, torn from their final moments, stand beside him. Their fate? To endure ten brutal trials that test body, mind, and spirit. Each challenge grants skills—swordsmanship, magic, strategy—that could mean the difference between survival and annihilation. And at the end awaits a choice: Reincarnate into a fantastical new world, carrying every skill earned. Return to Earth … alive, but powerless. But in a world where trust is fragile and every alliance can shatter in an instant, Jamie must decide— Is mere survival enough? Or will he fight for something greater?

Marcus Cole was just an emergency coordinator in Denver until a white-hot spike through his skull sent him seventeen years into a fungal apocalypse. Now, he wakes up in the frozen Colorado Rockies, bound to the New Civilization System—a mysterious interface that rewards him with Skill Points (SP) for every Runner he eliminates and every wall he builds. In a world where society collapsed in 2003, Marcus must use his "Soul-Linked" powers to gather survivors and establish "Haven," a settlement that is more than just a camp—it is the first step toward humanity’s rebirth. While avoiding the iron-fisted control of tyrants like the Warden, Marcus balances the brutal arithmetic of survival, knowing that every alliance he signs and every seed he plants is tracked by a System that demands earned growth. Amidst the clicking of blind monsters and the cold whispers of the forest, he isn't just surviving; he’s distributing the weight of leadership to ensure that this time, civilization doesn't just fall—it stands

Marcus Cole Harrison, a corporate analyst from our world, wakes up in the body of an Umbrella Security Division soldier just as the world is about to burn. He has inherited more than just a military rank; he possesses a perfectly integrated T-Virus that has bonded with his transmigrated soul. Unlike the shambling monsters or the mutated BOWs, Marcus is a "human-viral symbiosis"—retaining his mind while evolving his biology. Recognizing the impending global extinction, Marcus deserts Umbrella to become the ultimate variable. Joining forces with iconic survivors like Alice and Jill Valentine, he uses his powers to turn Umbrella’s creations against them. He isn't just fighting for survival; he is a living weapon designed to dismantle the corporation that started the apocalypse. In a world of zombies and tyrants, Marcus is the only thing Umbrella truly fears: their own perfection turned against them. The Virus: Integrated Powers Telekinesis: An active ability that allows Marcus to manipulate objects with his mind. It ranges from subtle distractions to crushing force, though it requires intense concentration and drains "Viral Stamina." Superhuman Physique: A passive enhancement of speed, strength, and durability. Marcus’s body operates at peak efficiency, allowing him to contend with BOWs like Hunters and Lickers in close-quarters combat. Zombie Command: Marcus can broadcast a viral frequency to influence or command basic T-Virus infected. This allows him to turn a ravenous horde into a tactical shield or a localized army. Antivirus Blood: Marcus’s biology acts as a living laboratory. His blood can be processed into a highly effective antivirus, making him the most valuable asset in the fight to save humanity—and the most hunted man on the planet. Im uploading this into royalroad.com .

[System Alert: World Initialization Complete.] [Welcome, Players. Kill or be Killed.] When the classroom floor vanished, my classmates were gifted with Systems. They became Warriors, Mages, and Heroes. I got... Nothing. No Interface. No Skills. No Stats. Just a target on my back. Labeled "Trash" and used as bait by the people I trusted, I was left to rot in a dungeon where death was the only certainty. They thought I would die. They were wrong. I survived without magic. I fought without levels. I endured without a guide. And in the darkness, I found a different path to power. Now I’ve returned. And the "Heroes" who looked down on me are about to learn a painful lesson: You don't need a System to become a Monster.

They are strangers, drawn from every corner of the nation, each carrying skills that set them apart, minds sharper than any blade, reflexes honed to perfection, courage that refuses to bend. Chosen for a government experiment disguised as a “test,” they are thrust into a world where monsters walk and legends breathe. Survival is not just uncertain,it is mandatory, and every step could be their last. There are no rules, no guides, no safety nets. Every choice is a gamble, and the shadows conceal threats beyond imagination. To escape, they must unravel the secrets of this virtual realm, trust their instincts, and rely on one another… all while questioning the purpose of the government’s test. Why was it created? Who truly benefits? And what lies in wait for those who endure? Can they emerge from there still human? One way only to pass...and that is to become.... Fearless.

The narrator knows how this story ends. The protagonist is starting to notice. As the chapters pass, the lines between character, narrator, and reader begin to fracture. Scenes disappear. Truth contradicts itself. And someone is lying about what really happens in the last chapter. This is a psychological meta-fiction about control, choice, and the danger of reading until the end.

Reborn Flames, a writer, who's known for his shitty novel, ‘The world of trials’, found himself stuck in his prologue. Not a writer’s block. Actual stuck as in real life stuck in his novel. Everything seem to go well yesterday, he was offered an adaptation for his novel, and a big interview was arranged by his company. But when he opened his eyes, he awaken to see a white room, and he mistakes reality for some sort of dream

Six teenagers wake up inside a colossal space station known as Ark, with three months of their memories erased—and a corpse lying beside them. A cold artificial intelligence announces the rules: Seven Adaptability Tests. At least one elimination per test. Failure means execution. What begins as a survival game soon reveals itself as a psychological experiment designed to expose the limits of human morality. Water scarcity, betrayal dilemmas, memory manipulation, and forced sacrifices push friendships to collapse and trust to rot. Among them is Yuma Sakakibara, a rational genius who believes logic can solve anything—until emotions become lethal variables. Ruri, who refuses to abandon anyone. Tsukasa, a violent protector hiding a strategist’s mind. Komachi, who remembers too much. Sakuya, who studies people as experiments. And Hikari, an ordinary girl whose existence doesn’t quite follow the rules. As memories slowly resurface, a terrifying truth emerges: They were never randomly chosen. Project ARK is not testing survival. It is testing which kind of humanity deserves to continue. And the greatest horror is not death— but discovering what you are willing to sacrifice to live.

Nineteen-year-old runaway Lu Ryo, a full-time gamer and gambler, never expected to meet a god while wandering a beach in Kamakura. But when Malea, an in-game deity from Etherveil, the MMORPG he despises the most due to its hard game mechanics, offers him an escape from his bleak life. Ryo accepts after realizing that maybe this world wasn't meant for him. And the moment he knew it, he was transported into the world of Etherveil: a layered fantasy world of seven havens, each filled with dungeons and different types of dangerous monsters. After character customization, Ryo discovers that his class is an unknown class called "No-Class". Moments later, he and countless players of different nationalities are dropped from the sky into the first haven, Arkanos. As he regains his footing, a glowing NPC in a golden knight avatar descends slowly from the heavens, announcing a grim message: You are not here to play for fun. This is your new reality. It's life or death in this world. And to get out, they need to clear this game. As Ryo embarks on his journey in this new reality, he soon discovers something unexpected: his class, which he thought was useless, can copy other players' skills to an extent. In a world where every choice could mean life or death, this newfound power may be the key to surviving the new reality he now faces.