Player Character: A Short Story

by Greg Ramsay

This was a poorly written, poorly edited waste of time. I wish I hadn't published it, and now this page remains as a reminder of my mistake. Though I resubmit this now to ensure the original text and cover are gone; that way I can't republish it in a fit of self-destructive anxiety. Mental illness sucks. Sorry to anyone who read this work originally.

51 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 18, 2018

About the author

Greg Ramsay leveraged a successful college writing career, personal circumstances and his overly vivid imagination to fuel his brutally violent art. His first release is the grimdark horror sci-fi duology: Lia, Human of Utah. Lia's story touts multiple positive reviews from readers, publications, and fellow authors, including bestselling author C.T. Phipps.

Reviews

[Joshua Griffith · Rating 5 out of 5]

When game characters come into our reality, all he'll breaks loose

A fun and interesting story. Imagine all those video games like GTA or Halo and their characters get brought into our world, programmed to kill everything around them, by some sick, sadistic people. This calls for a hero and you get unrealkiller13, modes with enhancements and frequently has to get things off her chest as she battled the other 12 unreals. Sad part of story is that I could see something like this occurring, so level up and enjoy.

[Clota Santa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thoroughly enjoyable.

Fast-paced and violent, this short story takes you on a raucous ride of Gore, video game characters come to life and gun-boobs, oh my.

Highly recommended!