Books that should be games

Ender's Game (Adventure? Strategy? idk..)

Jenna Jameson - How to Make Love Like a Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale

Artemis Fowl

Would be a great adventure game :D

Red Storm Rising. Actually, it had a game...in 1988. But the setting is practically asking for osme great cold-war-era grand strategy title.

Also, screw "Game of Thrones;" The Pillars of the Earth is begging for a medieval RPG.

"Nine Princes in Amber" by Roger Zelazny (there was at least one game, but it was terrible)

I want a game based on Palahniuk's Pygmy. You can choose your pygmy, decide to either adapt to your host family or take them out, things like that.

I was going to say The Road, but it looks like it's been done....

... so will say Tomorrow When The War Began instead.

Alan Wake...oh wait.

The Witcher... oh wait(implying games are really unrelated to the books)

The Hunger Games would make a neat single player game.

And they could also switch up the rules between each "game" for a bit of variety. And give the option of making your own character (including District background).

I would love to play a Skyrim version of Winnie the pooh.

The Mists of Avalon series in an RPG style. I know that there is already a King Arthur RPG, but Mists of the Avalon tells his story in the eyes of the women. The series, written by Marrion Zimmer Bradley, are some of my all time favorite books.

im not sure about the book name ub english but Back from Tuichi something like that

wheel of time (the one WoT game i've played was really bad, hope they make a better one some day)
any larry niven book (halo isn't enough o.O)

Là-Bas, with its numerous subplots of love affairs, black masses, Gilles de Rais, and whatnot, would make a lovely point-and-clicky. No, totally not like Gabriel Knight.

I think Bethesda would totally fail with Games of Thrones. They specialize in exploring RPG, where story and characters are in background (or even behind it). Just look at Skyrim and their Stormclocks vs Imperium with Dragons mixed in it, and how not important and invisible it is during most of the game (and let's not forget how easily heavily armoured and equipped Dark Elf can get to Ulfric Stormcloak, especially after hearing how bad they are treated in Windhelm...).

In the mountains of madness by Lovecraft

The Bible.

Heart of Darkness by Conrad would make a great adventure game...and so would many other Conradian novels.

Already a game of thrones game. After reading some of the first book, though, I don't see what the hype is about it. TO me, the writing just doesn't grab me.

Crystal Shade: Angeni (Epic / YA Fantasy). I would glady see this battle birdy in a game, so as everything else from this world.

Metro 2033

Twilight, mmorpg xD

Non-Stop by Brian Aldiss or The Integral Trees by Larry Niven.