Can you recommend some fantasy novels that involve elements of games or virtual reality?

Certainly! The fantasy genre often blends with game-like systems or virtual reality concepts to create unique and engaging stories. A prime example is "Anti-War Game: Starting from Normandy Campaign." This novel takes a streamer who reviews a controversial DLC set during the Normandy Landing and blurs the lines between the virtual game world and actual warfare, creating a thrilling and potentially dangerous scenario. The premise suggests a deep dive into the mechanics of a game that becomes alarmingly real. Another novel that touches upon game-like elements, though perhaps more in a system-based fantasy context, is "Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End." While not strictly a virtual reality game, the title itself implies a predetermined fate or a 'game' of life where the protagonist, Roel Ascart, is aware of his potential doom and actively tries to alter his destiny. This often involves navigating social structures and challenges that feel akin to progressing through levels or overcoming game-like obstacles. These types of novels often appeal to readers who enjoy strategic thinking, character progression, and the exploration of complex world-building where established rules, whether of a game or a fictional society, are central to the plot.