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This is a long shot but I'm really in need of help for this because it was an amazing book. It was either a kid's or YA book. A guess from what year it was published would be 90s-mid 2000s, as I read it around 2008-2011.
- The book cover was in first person view, with the main character holding a weapon, and was a 3D rendered image inside a dungeon or cave (that was very reminiscent of early 90s CGI animation), though there may be variants.
- It would have been set around when computer games were mainstream (maybe around the same time as when it might've been published) It's about a teenage boy who is bored at home, so he looks through an old family computer to play a game and finds one that he has never seen before. When he plays it he gets transported into the game which is a fantasy-medieval setting.
- All that I can remember about the game and story is that the main character is on a quest, he rides horses a lot, (to the point where he can ride horses perfectly in real life), at one point he eats food at an ingame tavern/restaurant? and he tosses the ingame coin currency at the server because he's in a hurry, (don't know why I remember that bit specifically haha), and he meets a gnome/dwarf character who is helping him on his journey, who has a home in an ingame mountain, and that time goes faster in the game. (For example, if he spent 5 minutes in the real world, 3 in-game days would have passed)
- Sometimes as he's playing something stops him from being able the play the game for a few weeks, maybe a concerned parent because he's playing too much or there's a family vacation. I remember during the time when he's not playing the game he's on a farm and knew how to ride the horses there.
There was a character in the real world who was the main character's sibling, relative or friend. They were like a rival and was also very whiny (to some extent). They were on the farm as well with him and questioned how the main character knew how to ride a horse when he had never done it in real life.
This is all I can remember but if you need more specific information I can try and answer.
It is definitely not Space Demons or Demons Don't Dream.
If anyone knows anything remotely similar please mention it, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!!
story-identification novel books
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This is a long shot but I'm really in need of help for this because it was an amazing book. It was either a kid's or YA book. A guess from what year it was published would be 90s-mid 2000s, as I read it around 2008-2011.
- The book cover was in first person view, with the main character holding a weapon, and was a 3D rendered image inside a dungeon or cave (that was very reminiscent of early 90s CGI animation), though there may be variants.
- It would have been set around when computer games were mainstream (maybe around the same time as when it might've been published) It's about a teenage boy who is bored at home, so he looks through an old family computer to play a game and finds one that he has never seen before. When he plays it he gets transported into the game which is a fantasy-medieval setting.
- All that I can remember about the game and story is that the main character is on a quest, he rides horses a lot, (to the point where he can ride horses perfectly in real life), at one point he eats food at an ingame tavern/restaurant? and he tosses the ingame coin currency at the server because he's in a hurry, (don't know why I remember that bit specifically haha), and he meets a gnome/dwarf character who is helping him on his journey, who has a home in an ingame mountain, and that time goes faster in the game. (For example, if he spent 5 minutes in the real world, 3 in-game days would have passed)
- Sometimes as he's playing something stops him from being able the play the game for a few weeks, maybe a concerned parent because he's playing too much or there's a family vacation. I remember during the time when he's not playing the game he's on a farm and knew how to ride the horses there.
There was a character in the real world who was the main character's sibling, relative or friend. They were like a rival and was also very whiny (to some extent). They were on the farm as well with him and questioned how the main character knew how to ride a horse when he had never done it in real life.
This is all I can remember but if you need more specific information I can try and answer.
It is definitely not Space Demons or Demons Don't Dream.
If anyone knows anything remotely similar please mention it, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!!
story-identification novel books
Heir Apparent (Vivian Vande Velde) fits some of this.
– JohnP
Jan 5 '18 at 15:18
It sounds interesting, i'll check it out thanks!!
– Louise L.
Jan 6 '18 at 14:05
"The Queen-Seekers" by Eirlys Hunter might be a possibility.
– Ayshe
Apr 23 at 13:11
@Ayshe I completely forgot about this post, but I think that might be it. The cover is exactly the same as I remember it, thank you so much!! I'll try my best to get my hands on it.
– Louise L.
2 days ago
Oh, cool! I was hesitant to post about it, since I couldn't anything online to confirm the details you listed. If it turns out to be the book, can you post it as answer?
– Ayshe
2 days ago
add a comment |
This is a long shot but I'm really in need of help for this because it was an amazing book. It was either a kid's or YA book. A guess from what year it was published would be 90s-mid 2000s, as I read it around 2008-2011.
- The book cover was in first person view, with the main character holding a weapon, and was a 3D rendered image inside a dungeon or cave (that was very reminiscent of early 90s CGI animation), though there may be variants.
- It would have been set around when computer games were mainstream (maybe around the same time as when it might've been published) It's about a teenage boy who is bored at home, so he looks through an old family computer to play a game and finds one that he has never seen before. When he plays it he gets transported into the game which is a fantasy-medieval setting.
- All that I can remember about the game and story is that the main character is on a quest, he rides horses a lot, (to the point where he can ride horses perfectly in real life), at one point he eats food at an ingame tavern/restaurant? and he tosses the ingame coin currency at the server because he's in a hurry, (don't know why I remember that bit specifically haha), and he meets a gnome/dwarf character who is helping him on his journey, who has a home in an ingame mountain, and that time goes faster in the game. (For example, if he spent 5 minutes in the real world, 3 in-game days would have passed)
- Sometimes as he's playing something stops him from being able the play the game for a few weeks, maybe a concerned parent because he's playing too much or there's a family vacation. I remember during the time when he's not playing the game he's on a farm and knew how to ride the horses there.
There was a character in the real world who was the main character's sibling, relative or friend. They were like a rival and was also very whiny (to some extent). They were on the farm as well with him and questioned how the main character knew how to ride a horse when he had never done it in real life.
This is all I can remember but if you need more specific information I can try and answer.
It is definitely not Space Demons or Demons Don't Dream.
If anyone knows anything remotely similar please mention it, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!!
story-identification novel books
This is a long shot but I'm really in need of help for this because it was an amazing book. It was either a kid's or YA book. A guess from what year it was published would be 90s-mid 2000s, as I read it around 2008-2011.
- The book cover was in first person view, with the main character holding a weapon, and was a 3D rendered image inside a dungeon or cave (that was very reminiscent of early 90s CGI animation), though there may be variants.
- It would have been set around when computer games were mainstream (maybe around the same time as when it might've been published) It's about a teenage boy who is bored at home, so he looks through an old family computer to play a game and finds one that he has never seen before. When he plays it he gets transported into the game which is a fantasy-medieval setting.
- All that I can remember about the game and story is that the main character is on a quest, he rides horses a lot, (to the point where he can ride horses perfectly in real life), at one point he eats food at an ingame tavern/restaurant? and he tosses the ingame coin currency at the server because he's in a hurry, (don't know why I remember that bit specifically haha), and he meets a gnome/dwarf character who is helping him on his journey, who has a home in an ingame mountain, and that time goes faster in the game. (For example, if he spent 5 minutes in the real world, 3 in-game days would have passed)
- Sometimes as he's playing something stops him from being able the play the game for a few weeks, maybe a concerned parent because he's playing too much or there's a family vacation. I remember during the time when he's not playing the game he's on a farm and knew how to ride the horses there.
There was a character in the real world who was the main character's sibling, relative or friend. They were like a rival and was also very whiny (to some extent). They were on the farm as well with him and questioned how the main character knew how to ride a horse when he had never done it in real life.
This is all I can remember but if you need more specific information I can try and answer.
It is definitely not Space Demons or Demons Don't Dream.
If anyone knows anything remotely similar please mention it, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!!
story-identification novel books
story-identification novel books
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Heir Apparent (Vivian Vande Velde) fits some of this.
– JohnP
Jan 5 '18 at 15:18
It sounds interesting, i'll check it out thanks!!
– Louise L.
Jan 6 '18 at 14:05
"The Queen-Seekers" by Eirlys Hunter might be a possibility.
– Ayshe
Apr 23 at 13:11
@Ayshe I completely forgot about this post, but I think that might be it. The cover is exactly the same as I remember it, thank you so much!! I'll try my best to get my hands on it.
– Louise L.
2 days ago
Oh, cool! I was hesitant to post about it, since I couldn't anything online to confirm the details you listed. If it turns out to be the book, can you post it as answer?
– Ayshe
2 days ago
add a comment |
Heir Apparent (Vivian Vande Velde) fits some of this.
– JohnP
Jan 5 '18 at 15:18
It sounds interesting, i'll check it out thanks!!
– Louise L.
Jan 6 '18 at 14:05
"The Queen-Seekers" by Eirlys Hunter might be a possibility.
– Ayshe
Apr 23 at 13:11
@Ayshe I completely forgot about this post, but I think that might be it. The cover is exactly the same as I remember it, thank you so much!! I'll try my best to get my hands on it.
– Louise L.
2 days ago
Oh, cool! I was hesitant to post about it, since I couldn't anything online to confirm the details you listed. If it turns out to be the book, can you post it as answer?
– Ayshe
2 days ago
Heir Apparent (Vivian Vande Velde) fits some of this.
– JohnP
Jan 5 '18 at 15:18
Heir Apparent (Vivian Vande Velde) fits some of this.
– JohnP
Jan 5 '18 at 15:18
It sounds interesting, i'll check it out thanks!!
– Louise L.
Jan 6 '18 at 14:05
It sounds interesting, i'll check it out thanks!!
– Louise L.
Jan 6 '18 at 14:05
"The Queen-Seekers" by Eirlys Hunter might be a possibility.
– Ayshe
Apr 23 at 13:11
"The Queen-Seekers" by Eirlys Hunter might be a possibility.
– Ayshe
Apr 23 at 13:11
@Ayshe I completely forgot about this post, but I think that might be it. The cover is exactly the same as I remember it, thank you so much!! I'll try my best to get my hands on it.
– Louise L.
2 days ago
@Ayshe I completely forgot about this post, but I think that might be it. The cover is exactly the same as I remember it, thank you so much!! I'll try my best to get my hands on it.
– Louise L.
2 days ago
Oh, cool! I was hesitant to post about it, since I couldn't anything online to confirm the details you listed. If it turns out to be the book, can you post it as answer?
– Ayshe
2 days ago
Oh, cool! I was hesitant to post about it, since I couldn't anything online to confirm the details you listed. If it turns out to be the book, can you post it as answer?
– Ayshe
2 days ago
add a comment |
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I think that you might be looking for Eden's Gate
Although I have not read this title, the cover matches closely to your description.
Here is the synopsis from Amazon:
When Gunnar Long is transported into the first fully-immersive virtual
MMORPG, he finds himself in a new world filled with magic, mystery and
adventure.
No more 9-to-5 job. No more studio apartment. No more reality TV.
Finally, he's in a place where he can call home, a place with people
he can call friends.
But as more people want to trade their real world lives to get inside
Eden's Gate, the government of the outside world wants the "game" shut
down at all costs.
Gunnar must learn to survive, grow in power and find a way to send a
message back to his old home.
"We're fine. We're alive. Eden's Gate is real."
2
Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
1
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
add a comment |
Does this cover look familiar? Based on the accepted answer to this question
this is the cover of the 2nd book of the Finn's Quest series by Eirlys Hunter, Coldkeep Castle (2001).
The publication date (2001) and the subject matter (a computer game with real-world effects) both match. See the answer to the other question for more details.
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I think that you might be looking for Eden's Gate
Although I have not read this title, the cover matches closely to your description.
Here is the synopsis from Amazon:
When Gunnar Long is transported into the first fully-immersive virtual
MMORPG, he finds himself in a new world filled with magic, mystery and
adventure.
No more 9-to-5 job. No more studio apartment. No more reality TV.
Finally, he's in a place where he can call home, a place with people
he can call friends.
But as more people want to trade their real world lives to get inside
Eden's Gate, the government of the outside world wants the "game" shut
down at all costs.
Gunnar must learn to survive, grow in power and find a way to send a
message back to his old home.
"We're fine. We're alive. Eden's Gate is real."
2
Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
1
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
add a comment |
I think that you might be looking for Eden's Gate
Although I have not read this title, the cover matches closely to your description.
Here is the synopsis from Amazon:
When Gunnar Long is transported into the first fully-immersive virtual
MMORPG, he finds himself in a new world filled with magic, mystery and
adventure.
No more 9-to-5 job. No more studio apartment. No more reality TV.
Finally, he's in a place where he can call home, a place with people
he can call friends.
But as more people want to trade their real world lives to get inside
Eden's Gate, the government of the outside world wants the "game" shut
down at all costs.
Gunnar must learn to survive, grow in power and find a way to send a
message back to his old home.
"We're fine. We're alive. Eden's Gate is real."
2
Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
1
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
add a comment |
I think that you might be looking for Eden's Gate
Although I have not read this title, the cover matches closely to your description.
Here is the synopsis from Amazon:
When Gunnar Long is transported into the first fully-immersive virtual
MMORPG, he finds himself in a new world filled with magic, mystery and
adventure.
No more 9-to-5 job. No more studio apartment. No more reality TV.
Finally, he's in a place where he can call home, a place with people
he can call friends.
But as more people want to trade their real world lives to get inside
Eden's Gate, the government of the outside world wants the "game" shut
down at all costs.
Gunnar must learn to survive, grow in power and find a way to send a
message back to his old home.
"We're fine. We're alive. Eden's Gate is real."
I think that you might be looking for Eden's Gate
Although I have not read this title, the cover matches closely to your description.
Here is the synopsis from Amazon:
When Gunnar Long is transported into the first fully-immersive virtual
MMORPG, he finds himself in a new world filled with magic, mystery and
adventure.
No more 9-to-5 job. No more studio apartment. No more reality TV.
Finally, he's in a place where he can call home, a place with people
he can call friends.
But as more people want to trade their real world lives to get inside
Eden's Gate, the government of the outside world wants the "game" shut
down at all costs.
Gunnar must learn to survive, grow in power and find a way to send a
message back to his old home.
"We're fine. We're alive. Eden's Gate is real."
edited May 8 '18 at 18:39
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Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
1
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
add a comment |
2
Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
1
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
2
2
Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
Sorry but i don't think it is, the main character in Eden's Gate seems like he is much older than the one i'm thinking about and I think he is also the only one who knows about his game, but I will definitely check it out, thank you!
– Louise L.
May 12 '18 at 9:22
1
1
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
@LouiseL. Ok, thank you for the confirmation. The bounty expires in 3 days, subtract 7 hours or so. I am hoping someone else will answer soon.
– Darth Vader
May 12 '18 at 22:27
add a comment |
Does this cover look familiar? Based on the accepted answer to this question
this is the cover of the 2nd book of the Finn's Quest series by Eirlys Hunter, Coldkeep Castle (2001).
The publication date (2001) and the subject matter (a computer game with real-world effects) both match. See the answer to the other question for more details.
add a comment |
Does this cover look familiar? Based on the accepted answer to this question
this is the cover of the 2nd book of the Finn's Quest series by Eirlys Hunter, Coldkeep Castle (2001).
The publication date (2001) and the subject matter (a computer game with real-world effects) both match. See the answer to the other question for more details.
add a comment |
Does this cover look familiar? Based on the accepted answer to this question
this is the cover of the 2nd book of the Finn's Quest series by Eirlys Hunter, Coldkeep Castle (2001).
The publication date (2001) and the subject matter (a computer game with real-world effects) both match. See the answer to the other question for more details.
Does this cover look familiar? Based on the accepted answer to this question
this is the cover of the 2nd book of the Finn's Quest series by Eirlys Hunter, Coldkeep Castle (2001).
The publication date (2001) and the subject matter (a computer game with real-world effects) both match. See the answer to the other question for more details.
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Heir Apparent (Vivian Vande Velde) fits some of this.
– JohnP
Jan 5 '18 at 15:18
It sounds interesting, i'll check it out thanks!!
– Louise L.
Jan 6 '18 at 14:05
"The Queen-Seekers" by Eirlys Hunter might be a possibility.
– Ayshe
Apr 23 at 13:11
@Ayshe I completely forgot about this post, but I think that might be it. The cover is exactly the same as I remember it, thank you so much!! I'll try my best to get my hands on it.
– Louise L.
2 days ago
Oh, cool! I was hesitant to post about it, since I couldn't anything online to confirm the details you listed. If it turns out to be the book, can you post it as answer?
– Ayshe
2 days ago