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I Design Wargames in Another Reality

Caleb thought he was simply returning home after another exhausting day. But something is wrong. The trains look different. The logos have changed. Even the technology around him feels unfamiliar. At first, the differences are small. Easy to ignore. Until he returns home and realizes that even his own room is no longer truly his. Caleb has somehow ended up in a reality almost identical to his own — a world where history took a different path. Different wars. Different technologies. Different global powers. As he struggles to adapt to this unfamiliar society, Caleb discovers an opportunity hidden inside this strange new world. Armed with knowledge from his original reality, and driven by his passion for military strategy and game design, he begins creating war games inspired by histories, doctrines, and conflicts that never existed here. But introducing ideas from another reality into a world already shaped by its own political tensions and technological ambitions may have consequences far greater than Caleb ever expected.

Seducing Monster Girls To Level Up!

"Pride, a dangerous sin, but I take pride in overcoming that danger." A young man suffering from amnesia awakens inside the murky basement of a slave merchant's store—finding he has become a Savant, a fancy name for combat slave. He looks around to gather what kind of life he led before or to see his reflection. Yet there was nothing but a group of half-dead, lifeless men laying around and dark iron bars locking them inside. However, he did not feel fear or show despair as he should but rather became calm—only with a slightly confused face did he look around once again. He could see strange images, colours followed by an ethereal whisper that seemed friendly, telling him what each colour meant as his only thoughts were, "Who am I? How did I get here?" He closed his eyes, listening to the approaching footsteps before the old iron door slammed open. A girl entered with golden hair and blue eyes; after watching the men momentarily, she pointed to them and shouted. "I'll take them all! They will do great for our little wargame!" The Slave Master seemed nervous upon looking towards the Silver-haired young man clicking his tongue. Now realising it was a mistake to place his ill-gotten goods here. Suddenly, as the girl began to make a deal with the Slave Merchant, a small whisper sounded like a devil in the young man's ear. 'Do you want the power to live again?' 'To seek freedom?' 'To survive the Hell you are about to face?' The young man looked around for the voice before it spoke again. 'I can grant you a chance of freedom, do not waste it.' He could only laugh bitterly as a blue screen appeared before his face, the light illuminating his eyes as he gently spoke with a soft, ethereal voice. "I don't know my name or past... but freedom... That sounds great!" === Sin System === Lust Module initialising...........69% Wrath Module initialising........33% Greed Module stalled...............0% Gluttony Module Initialising.....4% Pride Module Installed.........100% Envy Module Initialising.........22% Sloth Module stalled................0% [Welcome Savant of Sin] [Name: Grendel] [Race: Hybrim (Demon/Spirit)] [Age: 18] [Status: ???] =================== Daily Release @ 00:30 GMT +1

Humana Invicta "Humanity Unconquered"

In the crumbling Kingdom of Hyfelt, on the edge of total collapse, nobles sharpen their knives for a bloody succession war while monsters tear through the land and other races await to enslave and cleanse what's left. Then came "Vincent" a history-obsessed tabletop wargamer who somehow woke up as Baron "Victor", lord of a northern backwater town of Vindia. With nothing but his brain full of mankind's past and wargaming tactics, can this random modern guy pull a dying kingdom back from the brink and stop whatever races from turning humans into footnote in history book, or does he just become another idiot who thought he was special, only to get erased from history like everyone else?

Wargames: Opening Moves

Global Wargame: I Have the Earth Database

The Great Reset arrived without warning.8 billion humans were stripped of their bodies and uploaded into the [Divine Galaxy]—a hyper-dimensional strategy game where every player is a Novice Deity.Your goal? Raise a civilization from the Stone Age to the Stellar Age.The obstacles? Millions of veteran Alien Gods who view humans as nothing more than "XP Farms."While other humans prayed for Elves (Magic) or Orcs (War), Atlas drew the short straw.Starter Race: [Featureless Clay Dolls].Intelligence: 0.Combat Power: 0.Survival Rate:

WARGAME XL: YANKE'S MALL.

When a rising empire called Dremerie, knocks on the door of the Quiet town of Rainfeild, the residents are uneasy. When a loner attempts a revolt and fails, The people of Rainfeild pay the price. The Loner must face the consequences in order to protect the ones he loves, but fate has other plans for Ebon Cress.

The World of Guns

The latest deep dive wargame is hacked, and turns a mere videogame into a true war scenario. The objective? SURVIVE

Isle of the Dying Sun

As the Eastern Coalition armada closes on Shirojima, the island fortress of the Yamatoa Empire, two commanders steel themselves for a decisive clash. On the heights, General Haruto Yagami prepares a web of ridgeline defenses, hidden bunkers, and rationed artillery—executed through his meticulous adjutant, Major Renji Kuroda. Offshore, the confident commander of the 1st Cerulean Marine Division, Admiral Elias Ventner, backed by his chief of staff Colonel Jarek Thorne, expects a hard fight—but a quick victory within a week. Neither side knows fate has seeded their ranks with outsiders. From a distant future, Kaelin Oris—a Solaryan wargame analyst obsessed with Yamatoa—will awaken among the island’s defenders, armed with a planner’s cold clarity and an eye for attrition warfare. From the rough-and-ready Kestrel Union, Rook Vass, a pit-fighter who thinks in timing and angles instead of maps, will surface in an assault squad of the Eastern Coalition, turning close-quarters chaos into opportunity. As landings churn the coral surf and tanks grind toward the ridges, Taka-ho light armor, Kumo mountain guns, and knife-fight skirmish lines redefine the island hour by hour. Ventner’s tempo, Yagami’s patience, Kuroda’s logistics, and Thorne’s orchestration collide with the invisible hands of two men out of time. On Shirojima, victories are measured in shells and minutes—and the island’s fate will hinge on whose will breaks first.