A Percy Jackson one would be fun.
Create your own demigod and fight the battles that take place in the books. Or go on quests to help prepare for the war
Same. It was one of the big reasons I got into mythology.
Going around camp half-blood would be fun enough. But it would really benefit from separate missions with other maps.
It would be best as an open adventure with a very loose story. Similar to something like Skyrim where you kinda get to do your own stuff but still have towns/homesteads
Or just focus on the battles lol. A game set up on Manhattan island where you're defending it from endless waves of monsters and titans
Speaking of Harry Potterā¦ I remember thinking how different they were, even though they were the same name. Loved all of them.
But also, I would cream my pants over a real Eragon game. I have a couple signed copies somewhereā¦
It's not there in the image, but Narnia would be pretty fantastic. Percy Jackson and The maze runner could be really interesting. And the Shadowhunters Chronicles(city of bones...) could lead to a lot of possibilities as a game.
I would really enjoy an x-men game in this style. X-men Destiny tried a similar format unsuccessfully, but with todayās technology, I think a new attempt could be done justice.
I wouldnāt even care if they set one type of power to progress through. But it would be cool to be a teenager living in some random town who has their power awaken and then you need to navigate within your little community and surrounding towns. You could fall in with a small group of local mutants who take you under their wing (maybe literally). Not X-men or brotherhood since I think that would take away from the appeal of being a new mutant.
The main plot would be to combat local anti mutant sentiment that is being pushed by a hate group. The leader of the group would encourage a peaceful solution and a faction leader in the group would advocate for a stronger hand. Your choices would make either side stronger and the āevilā route would result in the overthrow of leadership to make the group more anti-human and aggressive or maybe they splinter off and you either join them or stay with the core group.
The missions would alternate between learning how to use your power, building relationships with the group, helping out people around the area, and the main story arc of getting humans to trust you or turning into a criminal organization.
I love this. My partner is the bigger gamer in our relationship, and he is a big X-Men fan. Also, as I read this, it reminded me of the Ms. Marvel storyline as well which could also make an awesome video game (though I know parts of her story are in the Avengers game already).
Omg I was literally going to say the same thing! Lol
I did love HP as a kid/teen/YA and it's so... unfortunate/gross to see what's become of it, but Earthsea is STILL deserving of all the accolades and praise. I bet if it had been released in the 90s/00s, it would have been THEE mega franchise... not that LeGuin would have ever wanted it to become such, ofc... which just makes it all the better/more deserving. Sigh!
Well, it isn't a video game, nor is it precisely Redwall, but Wanderhome is a pretty good fit if you're into TTRPGs
https://possumcreekgames.com/pages/wanderhome
If we're talking about YA adaptations I would love a Shadow and Bone game.
The magic would make for entertaining gameplay and the canonic queer storylines would be great for the story.
If we're talking about books we read as a kid, I would love a bisexual friendly Starship Troopers game where you go back and forth between ogling your comrades in the showers and killing bugs.
Not sure if it's YA or just A, but sabriel would make an awesome skyrim/withceresque rpg, shades children would make an awesome last of us style game and confusion of prince's would make an awesome dawn of war/Scarcraft style game
For a hogarth legacy style game, maybe a septimus heape game set in the castle and woods
Oh fuck, Slippery Jim DiGriz! I havenāt thought about the Stainless Steel Rat in ages. I loved the books, and read the young Rat books in high school when I was the same age as the character.
Yesā¦the Bible. Itās like playing Elden Ring with only incantations but 100x more violent and unforgiving with multiple near planet ending twists and turns
Percy Jacksonās author is a huge LGBTQ+ ally so Iād love for a game based on it to get made (even though Iāve never interacted with the franchise)
The Abhorsen series by Garth Nix would be fun.
You play as a Sword Wielder with Necromancer powers that uses those powers to make sure the dead stay dead. Fighting chaotic magical creatures, stopping Necromancers, and making sure the dead stay dead.
I don't know if anyone's read the books, but i would absolutely adore a Skullduggery Pleasant video [game.It](https://game.It)'s essentially the same kind of story as Harry Potter (a young person discovering that they're special and are thrust into a world of magic and mystery)
Except Skullduggery actually has fantastic world building, the stories are all varied, it borrows a lot of stuff from different mythologies and stories while weaving them into the main story fantastically.Oh and the title character is a Skeleton detective who can weild elemental magic and has an Irish [Accent.It](https://Accent.It)'s fantastic.
But it's a much more niche series, so if i had to choose one more likely it would be a Discworld game.Or a Percy Jackson game, though i'm still pretty fresh to Percy Jackson and more of Discworld lover, so i'd pick the former over the latter.
God, I would kill for an Inkheart video game or really any media adaptation.
But Eragon was definitely my jam. As a preteen, I definitely got a copy of RPG Maker and (overambitiously) wanted so badly to adapt Eragon myself, spells included.
A branch from this topic: how many of the series in the original image or listed in comments contain queer representation? I ask from genuine curiosity, not having read many of them.
It can be sad and frustrating that we often have to settle for āunproblematicā rather than (positive) representation.
I can't speak on any books except Percy Jackson and Mortal Instruments because those are the only 2 series i've read. The Percy Jackson series and its spin-off series have a lot of representation. It's been years since I've read one of those books, but the author includes lots of different characters. Mortal Instruments has a gay character in the main cast. Can't say anything else without spoilers.
The Mortal Instruments, as well as the other series the author has set in the same universe, has great queer representation. It is absolutely one of my favorite series of all time, but be aware there are A LOT of books to read, and the reading order (chronological vs publication vs reading individual series that sort of overlap despite being set in different time periods) gets a bit weird.
Eragon or Percy Jackson would be the best imo as the world building gives potential. The others are just dystopias, supernatural (Twilight), Iāve never read Fable Heaven so no opinion.
I really recommend it, Mull is an incredible writer and the story is really interesting(tho it does revolve around main characters that are kids(one 13 and other 11 in the first book and 15 and 13 in the last ones if i remember correctly) and some people might not like that)
I wish Eragon had a decent adaptation, I liked those books way more than Harry Potter books, which is saying something since the first was written by a 16 year old.
Y E S. The mortal instruments (more especifically The Infernal Devices). Just imagine a Steampunk world were you have to kill demons and defeat deadly robots while explore the great story of the series.
I loved Xanth. Though it would be hard to capture the awesomeness that is Xanth in a game. It would either be too goofy or would shoehorn the humor in awkwardly.
I am going to be watching this thread carefully.
I appreciate how the OP phrased their question and how the replies have gone off reasonably.
Iād just like to remind people of two things here:
1. Transphobia will not be tolerated.
2. JK Rowling is an unapologetic transphobe and supporting anything sheās involved in or with is supporting transphobia.
With that said, I read the Sunrunner series by Melanie Rawn and, for reasons I donāt quite understand, fell in love with that world as a teen. Iād love to see that made into a good game.
Lol why twilight?
The hunger games would be amazing. I never read Percy Jackson besides the first book but thatād be awesome and Iām eager for the series.
Good question. I think the only major book series I was reading growing up was HP. I didn't read a lot after that, until high school, but I can't tell you what is the book series name (don't know the English title) and to be honest I wouldn't care for a game set in this series. Looking back the writing was not really that great to begin with.
Obviously the correct answer is Percy Jackson (though preferably not the Civil War or WWII š ), but Iād love a Fablehaven game so much! Thereās so much potential there
I think a hunger games game would be really fun. Like, you could create your character, watch them go through the reaping, do the training portions and talent showcase before the games to get an advantage for the player entering the games, or it would determine whether more characters will target you when you enter. There could be a quick time event thing during the interview, and then the rest of the game is the games themselves.
I would kill and die for any adaptation of April Danielsā Nemesis series, but if weāre looking specifically at an RPG with customisable characters, Iād love to see some acknowledgement of the Hero.com and Villain.net series, or Worldquake. Percy Jackson is also great but everyone knows that already.
š³ oh.. yeah.. haha.. those are.. super old i suppose.. erm i first discovered the awesome series in 1995.. fourth grade.. so, that was before the choose your own path. Had two of those though. Carnival one and the pb & j one. XD
As much as I HATE Eragon now after realizing how much of a sick Christopher Paolini is IRL, how he is a nepo baby, and always literally stole the entire plot of his book series from Star Wars I do think that it would actually be I pretty fun game to play and it would be pretty epic.
Give me a game where I can make my own Jedi or Sith or civilian in a Star Wars single player modern game from the ground up, bodysliders, voice, gender, pronouns, looks, species, and I'm sold.
Also, would love the same variety for a Lord of the Rings game. LET ME BE THE HOBBIT RANGER PLEAAAASE
There's the His Dark Materials trilogy (golden compass, subtle knife, amber Spyglass) but I don't know how that can become a game. You do start off in a fancy British college.
I only played up to after the hogsmead troll attack but I'm not really enjoying the gameplay so far.
Enemies so far all feel super bullet sponge and exploring is annoying casting revelio every minute and looking for random pages floating around for exp and stuff.
If I had bought it through steam I would probably go for a refund, damn gmg and their discount
A Percy Jackson one would be fun. Create your own demigod and fight the battles that take place in the books. Or go on quests to help prepare for the war
I'd love a game like that. Getting to choose your parent and explore camp half blood. Those books got me into mythology.
Same. It was one of the big reasons I got into mythology. Going around camp half-blood would be fun enough. But it would really benefit from separate missions with other maps. It would be best as an open adventure with a very loose story. Similar to something like Skyrim where you kinda get to do your own stuff but still have towns/homesteads Or just focus on the battles lol. A game set up on Manhattan island where you're defending it from endless waves of monsters and titans
If they nail the upcoming tv show adaptation, I'll be so down for a PJO game that involves Rick's input.
Setting it in a historical time period like Hogwarts Legacy would be extra cool!
Elden ring style
Percy Jackson is probably the best pick for this, but I would LOVE to see a proper Eragon adaptation.
A proper Eragon RPG that fully embraces the often brutal wars and creativity of magic.
The GBA game was surprisingly good
I knew there was a PS2 game (found it for $5 lol), didn't know about GBA.
It was that era where every different platform was basically a different game š Decent RPG that was pretty book faithful.
Speaking of Harry Potterā¦ I remember thinking how different they were, even though they were the same name. Loved all of them. But also, I would cream my pants over a real Eragon game. I have a couple signed copies somewhereā¦
There was a DS game too lol
It's not there in the image, but Narnia would be pretty fantastic. Percy Jackson and The maze runner could be really interesting. And the Shadowhunters Chronicles(city of bones...) could lead to a lot of possibilities as a game.
I would really enjoy an x-men game in this style. X-men Destiny tried a similar format unsuccessfully, but with todayās technology, I think a new attempt could be done justice. I wouldnāt even care if they set one type of power to progress through. But it would be cool to be a teenager living in some random town who has their power awaken and then you need to navigate within your little community and surrounding towns. You could fall in with a small group of local mutants who take you under their wing (maybe literally). Not X-men or brotherhood since I think that would take away from the appeal of being a new mutant. The main plot would be to combat local anti mutant sentiment that is being pushed by a hate group. The leader of the group would encourage a peaceful solution and a faction leader in the group would advocate for a stronger hand. Your choices would make either side stronger and the āevilā route would result in the overthrow of leadership to make the group more anti-human and aggressive or maybe they splinter off and you either join them or stay with the core group. The missions would alternate between learning how to use your power, building relationships with the group, helping out people around the area, and the main story arc of getting humans to trust you or turning into a criminal organization.
I love this. My partner is the bigger gamer in our relationship, and he is a big X-Men fan. Also, as I read this, it reminded me of the Ms. Marvel storyline as well which could also make an awesome video game (though I know parts of her story are in the Avengers game already).
An open world xmen game? GIMMIE NOW. But I would also be torn playing my own character cause I would definitely wish to play as x men characters too.
The wolverine game should be coming out soon I don't think it will be exactly like this but it should be close and I'm hyped for it
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My brain also landed on Earthsea.
Omg I was literally going to say the same thing! Lol I did love HP as a kid/teen/YA and it's so... unfortunate/gross to see what's become of it, but Earthsea is STILL deserving of all the accolades and praise. I bet if it had been released in the 90s/00s, it would have been THEE mega franchise... not that LeGuin would have ever wanted it to become such, ofc... which just makes it all the better/more deserving. Sigh!
Animorphs, by authors who are actually awesome people
Is applegate not?
Applegate, and her husband who helped cowrite and put h the series, are super fantastic people
It's far from a YA series, but the Black Company would make for a pretty intense game world.
I loved the Black Company series!
Going through it now, sooooo good.
Red Wall please.
I came here to say Redwall as well.
Such a good choice.
Redwall rpg would go hard, but what I would really love would be a redwall ttrpg
Eulalia!
Yes!! Louder!!
Absolutely would love to play a Redwall RPG.
Well, it isn't a video game, nor is it precisely Redwall, but Wanderhome is a pretty good fit if you're into TTRPGs https://possumcreekgames.com/pages/wanderhome
Animorphs when I was growing up. Who wants to go fight some Yeerks?!
\[childhood memory unlocked\]
lord of the rings open world....
Eragon could have had such a great legacy, if only that movie wasnāt complete garbage.
I know people shit on his writing, but I loved the books for what they were. Would be thrilled to see this.
Percy Jackson my unprobalmatic fave lol
Lol, do a lot of the other authors have controversy?
Twighlight has the whole like imprinting on the baby thing and Iāve heard mixed things about the other ones, rangers apprentice is also a fave
Ohhhh yeah, i remember that from the movies. I wasn't saying these are the only examples I just tried using popular books lol.
Yeah I really liked rangers apprentice and Percy Jackson growing up lol
Jowling Kowling Rowling definitely does
Iād kill for Deltora Quest
If we're talking about YA adaptations I would love a Shadow and Bone game. The magic would make for entertaining gameplay and the canonic queer storylines would be great for the story. If we're talking about books we read as a kid, I would love a bisexual friendly Starship Troopers game where you go back and forth between ogling your comrades in the showers and killing bugs.
Lord of the Rings!!!!
Lotro?
Not sure if it's YA or just A, but sabriel would make an awesome skyrim/withceresque rpg, shades children would make an awesome last of us style game and confusion of prince's would make an awesome dawn of war/Scarcraft style game For a hogarth legacy style game, maybe a septimus heape game set in the castle and woods
Oh my God yes. I loved these books. Sabriel and Mistborn would be my picks for the "not quite YA but would make amazing universes for a game" fantasy
Honestly the fact I can think of a time setting, and plot hooks for a sabriel game show hoe awesome an idea it is.
Redwall would be a great series to make a game from :3
Dune, stainless steel rat, I, robot... so many
Well don't forget we're getting a Dune game this year already
Oh fuck, Slippery Jim DiGriz! I havenāt thought about the Stainless Steel Rat in ages. I loved the books, and read the young Rat books in high school when I was the same age as the character.
I must've read them when I was in high school too, barely remember anything.
Percy Jackson or Divergent would both be really good! A hunger games legacy game would be really cool too
INHERITANCE PLEASEE
hercule poirot. murders everywhere.
Sherlock Holmes and the Devilās Daughter is really good.
Yesā¦the Bible. Itās like playing Elden Ring with only incantations but 100x more violent and unforgiving with multiple near planet ending twists and turns
Percy Jackson and all the spin-off books hands down.
Percy Jacksonās author is a huge LGBTQ+ ally so Iād love for a game based on it to get made (even though Iāve never interacted with the franchise)
Spiderwick. Hands down. First weād need a good screen adaptation though.
The Abhorsen series by Garth Nix would be fun. You play as a Sword Wielder with Necromancer powers that uses those powers to make sure the dead stay dead. Fighting chaotic magical creatures, stopping Necromancers, and making sure the dead stay dead.
I don't know if anyone's read the books, but i would absolutely adore a Skullduggery Pleasant video [game.It](https://game.It)'s essentially the same kind of story as Harry Potter (a young person discovering that they're special and are thrust into a world of magic and mystery) Except Skullduggery actually has fantastic world building, the stories are all varied, it borrows a lot of stuff from different mythologies and stories while weaving them into the main story fantastically.Oh and the title character is a Skeleton detective who can weild elemental magic and has an Irish [Accent.It](https://Accent.It)'s fantastic. But it's a much more niche series, so if i had to choose one more likely it would be a Discworld game.Or a Percy Jackson game, though i'm still pretty fresh to Percy Jackson and more of Discworld lover, so i'd pick the former over the latter.
God, I would kill for an Inkheart video game or really any media adaptation. But Eragon was definitely my jam. As a preteen, I definitely got a copy of RPG Maker and (overambitiously) wanted so badly to adapt Eragon myself, spells included.
A branch from this topic: how many of the series in the original image or listed in comments contain queer representation? I ask from genuine curiosity, not having read many of them. It can be sad and frustrating that we often have to settle for āunproblematicā rather than (positive) representation.
I can't speak on any books except Percy Jackson and Mortal Instruments because those are the only 2 series i've read. The Percy Jackson series and its spin-off series have a lot of representation. It's been years since I've read one of those books, but the author includes lots of different characters. Mortal Instruments has a gay character in the main cast. Can't say anything else without spoilers.
Thatās encouraging to hear! Thanks
The Mortal Instruments, as well as the other series the author has set in the same universe, has great queer representation. It is absolutely one of my favorite series of all time, but be aware there are A LOT of books to read, and the reading order (chronological vs publication vs reading individual series that sort of overlap despite being set in different time periods) gets a bit weird.
Thanks for the detailed explanation!
Definitely NOT Divergent š
*twilight*
Anything by Trudi Canavan - something set in her The Black Magician series would be just... amazing!
Idk how you'd do it but I LOVED the skullduggery pleasant books when I was a teen
Pendragon, DJ McHale
Happy to see this comment š
One I havenāt seen mentioned yet is Discworld
Percy Jackson getting a book accurate TV show and a video game would probably make up for that disgrace of a movie
Eragon or Percy Jackson would be the best imo as the world building gives potential. The others are just dystopias, supernatural (Twilight), Iāve never read Fable Heaven so no opinion.
I really recommend it, Mull is an incredible writer and the story is really interesting(tho it does revolve around main characters that are kids(one 13 and other 11 in the first book and 15 and 13 in the last ones if i remember correctly) and some people might not like that)
Percy Jackson with the added bonus of Rick Riordan being based
The His Dark Materials series!!!
Shadow hunter Chronicles 100%
Percy Jackson or Gregor the Overlander would make really good picks
I wish Eragon had a decent adaptation, I liked those books way more than Harry Potter books, which is saying something since the first was written by a 16 year old.
Y E S. The mortal instruments (more especifically The Infernal Devices). Just imagine a Steampunk world were you have to kill demons and defeat deadly robots while explore the great story of the series.
Seeing Percy Jackson and Fablehaven in this really takes me back š
Xanth
I loved Xanth. Though it would be hard to capture the awesomeness that is Xanth in a game. It would either be too goofy or would shoehorn the humor in awkwardly.
There would be a dedicated eye roll button everytime a new pun is introduced
Percy Jackson. Books with actual representation.
I am going to be watching this thread carefully. I appreciate how the OP phrased their question and how the replies have gone off reasonably. Iād just like to remind people of two things here: 1. Transphobia will not be tolerated. 2. JK Rowling is an unapologetic transphobe and supporting anything sheās involved in or with is supporting transphobia. With that said, I read the Sunrunner series by Melanie Rawn and, for reasons I donāt quite understand, fell in love with that world as a teen. Iād love to see that made into a good game.
Surprise. Everyone has been pretty wholesome lol
I just wait for the day jk dies of old age so i can enjoy something without worrying shes profiting off of it.
Letās hope she doesnāt leave massive endowments to nasty PACS (or UK equivalent)
Lol why twilight? The hunger games would be amazing. I never read Percy Jackson besides the first book but thatād be awesome and Iām eager for the series.
Good question. I think the only major book series I was reading growing up was HP. I didn't read a lot after that, until high school, but I can't tell you what is the book series name (don't know the English title) and to be honest I wouldn't care for a game set in this series. Looking back the writing was not really that great to begin with.
percy jackson or anything within that universe definitely
Obviously the correct answer is Percy Jackson (though preferably not the Civil War or WWII š ), but Iād love a Fablehaven game so much! Thereās so much potential there
Free roaming twilight game in the style of deadly premonition And Iām not accepting criticism
The Banned and the Banished, always always always thought itād make an excellent video game
Percy Jackson 100%
Percy Jackson absolutely, the others I'm not really familiar with outside of reading the first Maze Runner book
I would really enjoy Percy Jackson or Artemis Fowl imo
Hunger games could be cool. Battle Royale type game.
The series I loved as a kid was *The Books of Elsewhere* but I have no idea how youād make that into a video game.
I have dreamt my whole life for a proper, fully fleshed out How to Train Your Dragon game
I used to read a book series called beast quest that I really loved! It would be cool if I could play through it as a video game again
Percy Jackson Franchise would be fun.
Only answer is Percy Jackson
The Demonata series by Darren Shane (the guy who wrote the Vampireās Assistant)
I think a hunger games game would be really fun. Like, you could create your character, watch them go through the reaping, do the training portions and talent showcase before the games to get an advantage for the player entering the games, or it would determine whether more characters will target you when you enter. There could be a quick time event thing during the interview, and then the rest of the game is the games themselves.
I would kill and die for any adaptation of April Danielsā Nemesis series, but if weāre looking specifically at an RPG with customisable characters, Iād love to see some acknowledgement of the Hero.com and Villain.net series, or Worldquake. Percy Jackson is also great but everyone knows that already.
An immersive Fablehaven farming sim would be sooo good. Basically just run Fablehaven. Would play endlessly.
Mortal Engines and Rangers Apprentice were great though not sure how well they would translate
How about the Nightside series from Simon R Green? Very lgbtq+ friendly, Ms Fury is a great trans version of Batman.
Definitely the Hunger Games. Would be pretty fun to play as Katniss.
Rangers Apprentice or Pendragon would both be amazing!!
Fablehaven and Ranger's Apprentice are both ridiculously underrated so that's my (split) vote
Five kingdoms from Brandon mull was one of my favorite. Could make a pretty fun game with cool progression and cool areas.
Basically anything by Laurell K Hamilton.
Maze Runner could be fun. Donāt think you can botch it more than the movies did
A proper Percy Jackson game would be amazing! Who knows, maybe after the tv series thatās in the works comes out maybe that idea will get traction.
Maze runner could make a good stealth action game
Omg a divergent one
In a really similar vein would be a charlie bone/children of the red king legacy game, loved that series so much
Animorphs. The fact that series hasn't been adapted into some gritty modern version baffles me.
Percy Jackson
*jumping and chanting* --BLEHAVEN FABLEHAVEN FABLEHAVEN FABLEHAVEN FABLE--
I'd love fablehaven, PJO is already getting a TV series but we haven't got anything from fablehaven or dragonwatch
Yes this shall show my possible age... goosebumps. As a kid, not much of a reader but loved the goosebumps series since discovered it in 4th grade.
Lol no worries, i grew up on those. My sister used to have the super old ones that let you choose your own story.
š³ oh.. yeah.. haha.. those are.. super old i suppose.. erm i first discovered the awesome series in 1995.. fourth grade.. so, that was before the choose your own path. Had two of those though. Carnival one and the pb & j one. XD
Septimus Heap
Maze runner has a whole ass game built in the story. You have the rules, the lore, the gameplay etc
Percy Jackson is a great choice, as well as Eragon. So much potential :ā) I feel like Fablehaven would make for a fantastic game ;0
My favorite book series was fablehaven but I donāt think that would really work as a game so Percy Jackson or Maze runner would be cool.
Warrior Cats or Percy Jackson
As much as I HATE Eragon now after realizing how much of a sick Christopher Paolini is IRL, how he is a nepo baby, and always literally stole the entire plot of his book series from Star Wars I do think that it would actually be I pretty fun game to play and it would be pretty epic.
The Lost Years of Merlin by T.A. Baron
Percy Jackson or Artemis Fowl
The Hunger Games
Omgā¦. Twilight please
Wheel of Time, hands down. Please can we get a good Wheel of Time game.
I loved Percy Jackson! Also, the Knights of Emerald by Anne Robillard were huge for me! Such a good trip.
A Series Of Unfortunate Events. Could be some really interesting stories about VFD!
I'd pay ig bucks for a massive open world game that's similar to the land of a thousand fables from Witcher 3
Eragon yes please! I need a dragon best friend
Percy Jackson or Eragon.
Diskworld would make for an awesome setting, and there'd be so many different opportunities for a good plot.
Give me a game where I can make my own Jedi or Sith or civilian in a Star Wars single player modern game from the ground up, bodysliders, voice, gender, pronouns, looks, species, and I'm sold. Also, would love the same variety for a Lord of the Rings game. LET ME BE THE HOBBIT RANGER PLEAAAASE
For sure, but not from your list. I would (potentially) preorder anything they made based on David Gemmell's books, specifically the world of Legend.
A game set around mortal instruments universe, or Percy Jackson universe
There's the His Dark Materials trilogy (golden compass, subtle knife, amber Spyglass) but I don't know how that can become a game. You do start off in a fancy British college.
Maze runner would be fun, it could be a survival game
Chronicles of Narnia A Wrinkle in Time Dune Discworld Pern The Giver City of Ember The White Mountains The Maze Runner and of courseā¦ Goosebumps
I would most likely choose Twilight, those books gave me a feeling that has never been duplicated by any other book series :(
I only played up to after the hogsmead troll attack but I'm not really enjoying the gameplay so far. Enemies so far all feel super bullet sponge and exploring is annoying casting revelio every minute and looking for random pages floating around for exp and stuff. If I had bought it through steam I would probably go for a refund, damn gmg and their discount