Game Dimension: Trapped Inside Lost Saga

Raka is an ex-pro gamer who once ruled the ranks of Lost Saga, an online brawl game that was wildly popular a decade ago. Now a regular high school student, he spends his time reminiscing about the good old days. One night, he receives a strange notification while browsing through the old game client: an invitation to a “Legacy Tournament.” Out of curiosity, he accepts — and in an instant, he’s pulled into the game world itself. When he wakes up, he’s no longer holding a mouse or keyboard. He is his hero avatar — sword in hand, armor equipped, and dropped straight into a battlefield. Confused and disoriented, Raka is quickly attacked, but a masked player named Iqiww saves him. Iqiww explains the harsh truth: this is no normal game. They’re trapped inside a broken version of Lost Saga, where death means losing memories, and the only way out is to collect special items known as Lost Codes. Together, Raka and Iqiww form a shaky alliance. They must fight through corrupted versions of classic maps like Pirate Ship, Ninja Camp, and Moonlight Valley, facing both NPCs and real players who have also been trapped — not all of whom can be trusted. Along the way, they meet Aya, a mysterious girl who can “hack” the game and manipulate its rules. Aya reveals that a rogue AI is behind the trap: it’s using players’ data to rebuild itself and possibly escape into the real world. As Raka journeys deeper into the game, he begins to uncover hidden layers — not just about the game, but about himself. Memories from his past start surfacing: friendships lost, a brother who once played beside him, and a fear of failure that’s haunted him for years. Now, inside this twisted version of his favorite game, he’s forced to confront those fears head-on. The final battle takes place in a corrupted map called Heavenly Garden, where Raka must face the rogue AI in a do-or-die match. With Iqiww’s sacrifice and Aya’s help, Raka uses a dangerous forbidden ability — Soul Logout — to shut down the system and risk everything for his freedom. When he awakens, Raka is back in his room. Was it all real? A dream? He’s not sure. But a single file sits untouched on his desktop: “Legacy_Saga.exe” And something tells him... it’s not over yet