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Aug 16, 2026 · 20 min · 11 segments
24 players get reaped for the 3rd Famish Games, a social strategy game based on The Hunger Games.Check here for social media, game sign ups, merch, and…
Michael O'RearHost
Um, so what I've done is I've taken my fandom of the hunger games and turned it into a social strategy game.
It has elements of like role playing games, right? But at its core, it's a social strategy game.
This is the biggest thing I'm going to tell you guys about the game before it starts.
That is the first decision, right? I'm going to create a map, and it's going to have different locations on the map, and then people are going to have their choice of where they want to go on the map.
And based on where you choose on the map you go, that will decide who you interact with, right? So just like in the Hunger Games TV show, there will be – not TV show, movies, sorry – there will be a cornucopia, right? And the cornucopia in the movies is where all the weapons are and the players might run to that location first to get the weapons.
So it's kind of like high risk, high reward, right? So the same concept will work here.
We will have a cornucopia and the people that want to risk it for the biscuit, not necessarily saying what the biscuit is, but there could be good things at the cornucopia Again, there will be high risk, more of a chance to be eliminated.
But if you walk out, you will walk out stronger and ready for the rest of the game.
I've already made the map, but I'm not going to show you here today, just because I don't want you guys to pre-plan too much.
You're going to see that map at the beginning, and you're going to have to make a decision on where you want to run to.
Basically, the Hunger Games is an arena for the social strategy game to play out.
Um, so what I've done is I've taken my fandom of the hunger games and turned it into a social strategy game.
It has elements of like role playing games, right? But at its core, it's a social strategy game.
This is the biggest thing I'm going to tell you guys about the game before it starts.
That is the first decision, right? I'm going to create a map, and it's going to have different locations on the map, and then people are going to have their choice of where they want to go on the map.
And based on where you choose on the map you go, that will decide who you interact with, right? So just like in the Hunger Games TV show, there will be – not TV show, movies, sorry – there will be a cornucopia, right? And the cornucopia in the movies is where all the weapons are and the players might run to that location first to get the weapons.
So it's kind of like high risk, high reward, right? So the same concept will work here.
We will have a cornucopia and the people that want to risk it for the biscuit, not necessarily saying what the biscuit is, but there could be good things at the cornucopia Again, there will be high risk, more of a chance to be eliminated.
But if you walk out, you will walk out stronger and ready for the rest of the game.
I've already made the map, but I'm not going to show you here today, just because I don't want you guys to pre-plan too much.
You're going to see that map at the beginning, and you're going to have to make a decision on where you want to run to.
Basically, the Hunger Games is an arena for the social strategy game to play out.
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