You’ve played the game, now read the closely-related manga.

However, video game adaptations could potentially solve this problem.

Adapting some popular manga could let creators experiment with their masterpieces while bringing more eyes to their work.

A collage of images showcasing panels from Monster, Berserk, and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End

Theo has great affection for books, and thats what the plot is centered around.

Mitsu Izumi gives significant attention to all the characters, and theyre well fleshed out.

The library would be a central location and may be your point of contact for quests and such.

Split image showing a black lighthouse with a spiral behind it, a man with a spiral on his face, and a woman with the head of a cat screaming at the camera.

The biggest specialty of the game would be learning and using the newfound knowledge to solve problems.

The mangas story follows Ageha Yoshina, who is chosen to participate in the Psyren games.

The worlds fate depends on whether the participants complete various tasks given to them.

A collage of images showcasing (from left to right) Himari from Hima-Ten!, Chihiro from Kagurabachi, and a dangerous Creature from The Pool.

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This is another manga that could work as a typical shoot em up game.

It would be fascinating to have a slow level-up system where the character slowly polishes his survival skills.

Miyamoto Musashi in Vagabond cover art.

The main character, Koichi Haimawari, helps others even though he isnt a licensed hero.

Hisquirk is significantly strong, and his speed rivals that of the Pro Hero Ingenium.

The story focuses on the lives of those who deliver their justice without expecting recognition.

Some characters from Among Us, a character from the Elden Ring manga, and a tearful kirby on a manga cover, left to right.

The characters are well fleshed out, especially the female characters, who were overlooked in the main series.

If made into a video game, it would be your typical superhero game with a gripping story.

4All You Need Is Kill

How Many Deaths Are Enough?

Theo Fumis in Magus Of The Library official cover art.

All You Need Is Kill is the manga that inspired the Tom Cruise movie Edge of Tomorrow.

Whether he manages to save the world forms the crux of the story.

You will be able to form new strategies each time you die.

Psyren official cover art of protagonist facing the camera.

This unpredictable gameplay style would make the game stand out from others in the genre.

Additionally, whatever developer picks up the game could also implement multiple endings based on your choices.

Surprisingly, the best candidate for the position is a human named Helck.

Hideo Suzuki in I Am a Hero official cover art.

Helck would do well if it were made as an open-world RPG.

The protagonist, as the title suggests, is aYakuza bosswho reincarnates, but with a twist.

Ryu returns as a princess in a fantasy world.

Koichi Haimawari in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes official cover art.

If thats not enough, the veteran Yakuza remembers and uses his experience in the new female body.

Junji Ito is a legendary manga artist, and lots of games have been inspired by his work.

This manga as a video game may be better and more focused on fights rather than a detailed storyline.

Keiji Kiriya in All You Need Is Kill official cover art.

It can become a guilty pleasure you play just to reduce stress while knocking down opponents as a princess.

The story ventures into discovering yourself and growing as a person despite how hard life gets.

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Helck official cover art.

Ryu as a princess in Yakuza Reincarnation official cover art.

Miyamoto Musashi in Vagabond official cover art.