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This is a list of [[gamebook]] [[book series|series]] and individual gamebooks.

==Series==

* ''[[ACE Gamebooks (gamebook series)|ACE Gamebooks]]'', written by [[Jonathan Green (speculative fiction writer)|Jonathan Green]] (10+ books planned, 7 published so far)
* ''Australian Adventure Gamebooks'' (2 books advertised but only 1 published)
* ''Autumn Snow'', written by Martin Charbonneau and [[Joe Dever]] (3 books advertised but only 2 published)
* ''Battleground General'', written by Alistair Smith, Jon Sutherland and Diane Canwell (2 books)
* ''[[Blood Sword (gamebook series)|Blood Sword]]'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] and Oliver Johnson (5 books)
* ''[[Be An Interplanetary Spy]]'', written by Seth McEvoy and others (12 books)
* ''Byker Grove'', written by Robert Rigby (2 books)
* ''[[Car Wars#Other products|Car Wars]]'', written by [[Steve Jackson (American game designer)|Steve Jackson]] and others (6 books)
* ''[[Choose Your Own Adventure]]'', written by [[R. A. Montgomery]], [[Edward Packard (writer)|Edward Packard]] and others (200+ books)
* ''The Cluster of Echoes'', written by Victoria Hancox (6 books)
* ''Combat Heroes'', written by Joe Dever (4 books)
* ''[[Cretan Chronicles]]'', written by John Butterfield, David Honigmann and Philip Parker (3 books)
* ''Crossroads Adventures'', written by [[Jody Lynn Nye]] and others (14 books)
* ''[[New Series Adventures (Doctor Who)#Decide Your Destiny books|Doctor Who: Decide Your Destiny]]'', written by various authors (17 books advertised, 16 published)
* ''[[DestinyQuest]]'', written by Michael J. Ward (6+ books planned, 5 published so far)
* ''Destiny's Role'', written by Mark Lain (8 books planned, 4 published so far)
* ''Diceman'' comic, written and illustrated by various authors and artists (5 issues)
* ''Do Over Novels'', written by [[Heather McElhatton]] (2 books)
* ''Double Game'', written by Simon Farrell and Jon Sutherland (4 books)
* ''[[Dragontales]]'', written by [[Rhondi A. Vilott Salsitz]] as Rhondi Vilott (14 books)
* ''[[DuelMaster]]'', written by [[Mark Smith (author)|Mark Smith]] and [[Jamie Thomson (author)|Jamie Thomson]] (8 books)
* ''[[Endless Quest]]'', written by [[Rose Estes]] and others, the majority of the books based on [[Dungeons & Dragons]] (36 books)
* ''Escape from Tenopia'', written by [[Edward Packard (writer)|Edward Packard]] and [[Richard Brightfield]] (4 books)
* ''Escape from the Kingdom of Frome'', written by [[Edward Packard (writer)|Edward Packard]] and [[Richard Brightfield]] (4 books)
* ''Eternal Champions'', written by [[Jamie Thomson (author)|Jamie Thomson]] (2 books)
* ''Explore-A-Quest'', created by Anthony Lampe (6 books)
* ''[[Fabled Lands]]'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] and [[Jamie Thomson (author)|Jamie Thomson]] (12 books planned, 7 published so far)
* ''Falcon'', written by [[Mark Smith (author)|Mark Smith]] and [[Jamie Thomson (author)|Jamie Thomson]] (6 books)
* ''Fantom Empires'', written by Jon Sutherland (5 books advertised but only 1 published)
* ''Fatemaster'', written by Paul Vernon (3 books advertised, 2 published)
* ''[[Fighting Fantasy]]'', created by [[Steve Jackson (UK)|Steve Jackson]] and [[Ian Livingstone]], written by various authors (71 books published so far)
* ''Fighting Fantazine'' magazine, written by various authors (17 issues)
* ''Follow Your Heart Romance'', written by Jan Gelman and [[Caroline B. Cooney]] (10 books)
* ''Football Fantasy'' (10 books advertised, 8 published)
* ''Forbidden Gateway'', written by Ian and Clive Bailey (2 books)
* ''[[Freeway Warrior]]'', written by [[Joe Dever]] (4 books)
* ''Gamebook Adventures'', written by Simon Osbourne and Andrew Wright (3 books advertised but only 1 published)
* ''Ghostly, Time Travelling Gamebooks'', written by Joseph Daniels (2 books)
* ''[[Give Yourself Goosebumps]]'', written by [[R. L. Stine]] (42 books)
* ''[[Golden Dragon (gamebook)|Golden Dragon Fantasy Gamebooks]]'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] and [[Oliver Johnson (writer)|Oliver Johnson]] (6 books)
* ''[[GrailQuest]]'', written by [[J.H. Brennan]] (8 books)
* ''Hark'', written by [[R. L. Stine]] (2 books)
* ''Hellscape'', written by David Lowrie (3 books advertised but only 2 published)
* ''HeroQuest'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] (3 books)
* ''Horror Classics'', written by [[J.H. Brennan]] (2 books)
* ''Interactive Adventures'', written by Dane Barrett (7 books)
* ''Just Make a Choice'', written by Bob Powers (2 books)
* ''[[Knightmare (TV series)#Merchandise|Knightmare]]'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] (6 books)
* ''[[Legends of Skyfall]]'', written by David Tant (4 books)
* ''Lemmings Adventures Gamebooks'', written by Nigel Gross and Jon Sutherland (2 books)
* ''Literally Immersive Gamebooks'', written by James A. Hirons (5 books)
* ''[[Lone Wolf (gamebooks)|Lone Wolf]]'', mostly written by [[Joe Dever]] (33 books planned, 31 published so far)
* ''Make Your Own Adventure With Doctor Who'' (6 books, [[Sixth Doctor]])<ref>((cite web|url=https://divergent-wordsmiths.weebly.com/go-to-six.html|title=GO TO 6: THE LOST GAMEBOOKS|first=Alan|last=Camlann|date=2021|access-date=2023-07-22|website=Divergent Wordsmiths))</ref>
* ''Marvel Superheroes'', written by various authors (8 books)
* ''Narnia Solo Games'', written by various authors (7 books advertised, 5 published)
* ''[[Nintendo Adventure Books]]'', written by various authors (12 books)
* ''Prince of Shadows'', written by Gary Chalk and David Kerrigan (2 books)
* ''Proteus'' magazine, written by various authors (20 issues)
* ''Real Life Gamebooks'', written by Simon Farrell and Jon Sutherland (9 books)
* ''Robin of Sherwood'', written by Paul Mason and Graham Staplehurst (2 books)
* ''[[Sagard the Barbarian]]'', written by [[Gary Gygax]] and [[Flint Dille]] (4 books)
* ''[[Sagas of the Demonspawn]]'', written by [[J.H. Brennan]] (4 books)
* ''Savage Realms Gamebooks'', written by TroyAnthony Schermer, James A. Hirons, and H.L. Truslove (5 books published)
* ''[[List of Sonic the Hedgehog printed media#Gamebooks|Sonic the Hedgehog Adventure Gamebooks]]'', written by various authors (6 books)
* ''[[Sorcery!]]'', written by [[Steve Jackson (UK)|Steve Jackson]] (4 books)
* ''Spellcaster Gamebooks'', written by Louisa Dent (3 books advertised but only 1 published)
* ''Star Wars: The Last Jedi'', written by Paul Cockburn (2 books)
* ''Starlight Adventures'', , written by various authors (6 books)
* ''Steam Highwayman'', written by Martin Noutch (3 books)
* [[Survivor (franchise)|''Survivor'']], written by various authors (4 books)
* ''SwordQuest'', written by [[Bill Fawcett (writer)|Bill Fawcett]] (4 books)
* ''[[Time Machine (book series)|Time Machine]]'', written by Jim Gasperini and others (25 books)
* ''Tolkien Quest'', also known as ''Middle-earth Quest'', set in the world of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] (13 books advertised, 7 published)
* ''Two-Fisted Fantasy'', written by Herman S. Skull (2 books)
* ''[[Twistaplot]]'', written by [[R. L. Stine]] and Douglas Colligan, among others (18 books)
* ''[[Graphic Universe#Twisted Journeys|Twisted Journeys]]'', written by [[Dan Jolley]] and others (22 books)
* ''Usborne Adventure Gamebooks'', written by various authors (3 books published, 4th book due in 2024)
* ''Usborne [[Puzzle Adventures]]'', written by Jenny Tyler and others (25 books)
* ''[[Virtual Reality (gamebooks)|Virtual Reality]]'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] and [[Mark Smith (author)|Mark Smith]] (6 books)
* ''VulcanVerse'', written by [[Dave Morris (game designer)|Dave Morris]] and [[Jamie Thomson (author)|Jamie Thomson]] (5 books planned, 4 published)
* ''Warhammer Path to Victory'', written by [[Jonathan Green (speculative fiction writer)|Jonathan Green]] and others (4 books)
* ''Warlock'' magazine, written by various authors (13 issues)
* ''[[Way of the Tiger]]'', written by [[Jamie Thomson (author)|Jamie Thomson]] and [[Mark Smith (author)|Mark Smith]] (8 books)
* ''Webs of Intrigue'', written by Robin Waterfield (2 books)
* ''Which Way Books'', written by Roland Gregory Austin, [[Edward Packard (writer)|Edward Packard]] and Michael J. Dodge and others (24 books)
* ''Wizards, Warriors & You'', written by [[R. L. Stine]] and others (18 books)
* ''World of Lone Wolf'', written by Ian Page and Joe Dever (4 books)
* ''Zaltec'', written by Yehuda Shapira (2 books)

==References==
((Reflist))

==Individual gamebooks==

* Alternamorphs: ''[[The First Journey (Alternamorphs)|The First Journey]]'', written by Tonya Alicia Martin, and ''[[The Next Passage (Alternamorphs)|The Next Passage]]'', written by Emily Costello. Both books were spin-offs based on the ''[[Animorphs]]'' series by [[K. A. Applegate]].
* ''Die Insel der Sternenbestie'' ("Isle of the Star Beast"), by [[Wolfgang Hohlbein]] and Karl-Ulrich Burgdorf. Set in Hohlbein's [[Enwor]] setting, the player must survive an expedition to the Mist Isle. Infamous for invariably ending horribly for the player character unless he opts to cowardly leave early on in the adventure.
* ''JAMTHOLOGY'', written by James A. Hirons
* ''Maze'', written by Christopher Manson
* ''Lost in Austen: Create Your Own Jane Austen Adventure'', written by Emma Campbell Webster
* ''[[Life's Lottery]]'', written by [[Kim Newman]]
* ''The Dream Palace'', written by [[Brynne Chandler|Brynne Stephens]]
* ''[[To Be or Not to Be (book)|To Be or Not to Be]]'', written by [[Ryan North]]
* ''Witchsnare'', written by Ashok Raj
* ''Reiter der schwarzen Sonne'' ("Rider of the Black Sun"), written by Swen Harder (German)
* ''[[Unofficial Buffy the Vampire Slayer productions#Books|La nuit je suis Buffy Summers]]'', by [[Chloé Delaume]]

==External links==
* [http://www.gamebooks.org/list_series.php Gamebook Database: Series List]

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