Riko loves video games and, well, that’s about it. Video games are her entire life, right up until she makes the life-changing decision to adopt a stray cat. Will that be enough to drag her out of the virtual world and into the real one?

Nightmare Cemetery is a vital lifeline for four kids whose real lives are an even bigger horror than the game. But when the line between fantasy and reality starts to blur in dangerous ways, the only way they can save themselves is by uncovering the truth about the popular game.

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could actually go inside your video games? Izzy thought it was pretty neat, until her obsession with saving the fictional Dungeon City started interfering with a real-life friendship. What’s a chosen one to do?

Adapted from a popular Filipino novel, this is the story of Janus, a teen who finds himself the sole survivor of a video game tournament. What monsters are lurking in–and outside of–the games that he loves so much?

When life gets too stressful, Dennis finds himself booted from college, with no hope of becoming a gastroenterologist like his parents wanted. Next thing he knows, he’s being followed around by a gaggle of angels who push him back on track–whether he wants to be there or not!

I let this one slide since it features an original storyline and characters not present in Minecraft itself. Follow along as Tyler uses the game to stay connected with his friends after he moves to a new city.

Brother and sister gamers Sora and Shiro are fantastic at video games and nothing else. As such, they might be the only ones who can save humanity in an alternate universe where winning video games is very literally all that matters.

Within the confines of Mecha Melee, Rhys and Miles are the best of the best. But at middle school, they aren’t even aware of each other’s existence. What will it take for them to become friends in real life as well as online?

If you love this one, check out the sequel, Squad Up.