Alternate Realities Plots
Alternate Realities stories transport characters to worlds and dimensions that differ from our own, often involving elements of science fiction or fantasy.
How to build the perfect Alternate Realities Plot
- Parallel Worlds: Create narratives where characters journey to parallel universes and alternate dimensions.
- Reality Manipulation: Explore themes of reality manipulation, time travel, and altered states of existence.
- Fantasy Elements: Integrate fantastical elements, creatures, or magic into your alternate reality.
- Existential Questions: Delve into profound questions about the nature of reality and existence.
- Character Transformation: Showcase how characters adapt and change in response to alternate realities.
Some Alternate Realities plot ideas
Find plots and titles that challenge the boundaries of reality, taking readers on mind-bending journeys to alternate worlds, dimensions, and realms.
The Temporal Merchant
In a world where time is a tangible commodity, a reckless trader illegally travels to different eras to profit, until he accidentally sells his own birth moment and starts fading away.
Echoes of War
In an alternate universe, the outcome of World War II was dramatically different. Now, an underground group of rebels in this dystopian world must uncover forgotten history to restore reality.
Mindscapes: Shattered Reality
Psychiatrist Olivia Reed discovers she can enter patients' realities that exist in their minds. When a patient whose reality is an apocalyptic future makes an alarming prediction, Olivia must stop it by navigating real and mental worlds.
Reflections of Home
Renowned physicist creates a machine for interdimensional travel. Trapped in a peaceful, yet stagnant alternate Earth, he must muster the motivation to break the tranquility and return home.
Reality Code
A teenage girl, believing her life to be a simulation, hacks into the 'main file', only to face sinister consequences as she alters her reality, testing the line between paranoia and unimaginable truth.
