I Killed The Game's Protagonist

Five years ago.

I woke up in the room of a modest house, stirred by the warm sunlight streaming through the window and the gentle breeze of fresh morning air.

And there, I saw something that left me utterly stunned:

I had woken up inside my favorite game.

"WHAT!?"

Arkesia Heroes is a top-tier tactical RPG set in a vast continent torn between ancient magic, crumbling empires, and rising darkness. Every player begins as a custom character—choosing their class, origin, and morality—before diving into a branching storyline where every decision reshapes the world around them.

What made Arkesia Heroes legendary wasn’t just the combat or the rich worldbuilding. It was the illusion of freedom. Every run felt different. Every choice seemed to matter.

I couldn’t believe it. The very game I had played countless times, exploring every possible scenario and storyline path... I was now inside it.

When I stepped outside, I was overwhelmed. The NPCs I once clicked through for generic dialogue were now laughing, chatting, and behaving like real people. I even managed to hold actual conversations with some of them.

But what truly blew my mind was seeing magic and knights with my own eyes. Even the monsters felt real. It was the kind of experience every gamer, every fantasy nerd, dreams of.

So I made a decision.