Hell's Glitch: Into a Dark Adventure

Written by Belart Wright

Narrated by Pavi Proczko

An epic re-release of an American Gamelit and LitRPG classic. One of the first to delve into darkness.

Twenty years into the future, an independent virtual reality developer named Fulton Milner creates a deeply immersive VR program which truly fools the mind. Milner's newest industry shattering creation is a dark fantasy adventure simulator known only as Project DH. With technology that dives so deeply into human dreams, Milner is granted unparalleled access into each tester's mind and perhaps even their very souls.

Sam Nagai thought testing videogames would be a dream job until he got saddled with a ton of barely playable mobile games with shoddy gimmicks. Due to poor product and pay, Sam is usually reluctant whenever he gets a call for a new gig, but customers for his art commissions have been scarce and Sam needs all the money he can get. The potential bonus pay for this new gig catches his attention as does the description of the game. Virtual reality, a dark atmosphere and gothic fantasy world, role playing game mechanics, and uber hard difficulty? Sam's all in for that. After all, there's no real any danger, right?

Join Sam on a role playing adventure where the main goal is survival at all costs, where power and horror commingle in ways that are equally terrifying and addictive. It's a hair-raising adventure inspired by a dark masterpiece, at least that's what Sam thinks.

**Includes a new prologue, additional game lore, new chapters, and updated scenes for better readability and flow.

"If you want to dive into the LitRPG genre with something a little dark that clearly has a long-term plan in mind, Hells Glitch: Into a Dark Adventure is a good starting point." - Matt Doyle, author of Addict (The Cassie Tam Files)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Page Black Creatives
• Release date: May 25, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669646051

Reviews for Hell's Glitch

[Kauppila · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

So basically whining mc in soul art online ok story

[Brittany Rice · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This book was a little generic, but the time taken to grow the characters was much appreciated. All in all it was very good.