MARVEL: GAME MAKER SYSTEM

Alex, an ordinary individual with a fervent wish to be transported to a magical realm, finds his destiny altered in an unexpected way. Instead of arriving in a fantasy world, he awakens in a reality he recognizes intimately, but with a peculiar twist. He is not granted supernatural abilities; rather, he receives a system that empowers him to create video games. His acquisition of power is directly tied to the popularity of his creations, as the more people who play his games, the more strength he accumulates. This unique system places Alex, a mere game developer, in a position of ultimate control within a world populated by superheroes. The ramifications are immediate and significant, as demonstrated by the reactions of familiar figures. Tony Stark finds himself inexplicably addicted to a Watch Dogs-like game, despite his own real-world capabilities. The Hulk expresses extreme frustration with the challenges of Dark Souls. Nick Fury even uses the games as a tool for agent performance evaluation, threatening termination for those who fail. In this superhero-filled landscape, the ultimate power rests with the game maker.