The Complete Interactive Sci-Fi Gamebook Collection—Includes Parts 1 & 2 of Choose Your Quest: To Win the Tournament with Multiple Endings and Vivid Illustrations

Can you rise from the slums of Xenon to claim glory in the galaxy's deadliest tournament?

Your path is in your hands in this thrilling interactive gamebook where every decision shapes your future. Will you survive the brutal trials, outsmart elite cyber-warriors, and rise through the ranks—or fall victim to betrayal, injustice, or fear?

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YOU decide your path. YOU shape the outcome. YOU are the hero.

Welcome to a dystopian world of broken tech, rigid class systems, and unforgiving trials. You're a Level 4 citizen—disposable, forgotten. But the Grand Tournament offers a sliver of hope: victory means a new life, power, and freedom. Lose, and you're back in the slums… or worse.

What to Expect Inside:

• A story-rich sci-fi adventure set in a vivid, multi-tiered future city


• Choose-your-path gameplay with dozens of decisions that truly matter


• 40+ stunning illustrations to bring your journey to vision


• 40+ unique endings shaped by your choices, courage, and strategy


• Themes of resilience, morality, friendship, and transformation


• Clean content suitable for teens and adults—no profanity, no fluff, just gripping narrative and ethical dilemmas

Perfect for:

• Fans of interactive fiction, gamebooks, and sci-fi dystopias


• Readers who read The Hunger Games, Ready Player One, Choose Your own Adventure (CYOA), Pick Your Own Quest, or Ender's Game


• Gamers who play decision-based narratives like Detroit: Become Human or Mass Effect


• Teachers and parents seeking clean but compelling adventure fiction