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Hunger Games Simulator

Hunger Games Simulator

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Browser fan simulator with custom rosters; core play is free and Creator Pass is optional.

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About Hunger Games Simulator

Hunger Games Simulator is an unofficial, browser-based fan simulator that places a roster of tributes in a randomized arena and plays out events day by day until one survivor remains. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and desktops, needs no download, and the free simulator does not require login. Quick Play starts a game with 12, 18 or 24 preset tributes.

Custom Mode supports rosters of 8 to 48 tributes built from pasted name lists, batch image uploads or public image URLs. Each tribute can be given Strength, Speed, Intelligence and Survival attributes that weight event outcomes. Games can be set to run 3 to 10 days, with a death rate preset, optional District Mode, custom events and an optional seed for repeatable runs.

Custom rosters and settings are saved in local browser storage on the same device. Free players can copy result links and take screenshots. The publisher lists uses such as friend-group games, fandom and fictional-character rosters, creator recaps, and classroom literature discussions or probability lessons.

The site also publishes fan guides on book and film order, and its Custom Events page offers ready-made event packs, currently a Funny Events theme. The core simulator is free. Creator Pass is an optional one-time purchase listed at $6.99 and uses Google login.

It adds Story Director relationship controls, story pacing and premium drama event packs, HD no-watermark GIF recaps, and an ad-free workflow on custom creator and simulator pages. The project is built by an independent solo developer, Berger, and is operated from Beijing, China. It is not affiliated with Suzanne Collins, Scholastic or Lionsgate.

Pricing: Core simulator free with no signup; Creator Pass optional one-time purchase $6.99

Pricing model: Freemium

Features

  • Quick Play with preset casts of 12, 18 or 24 tributes and no setup
  • Custom Mode rosters of 8 to 48 tributes from pasted names, image uploads or image URLs
  • Per-tribute Strength, Speed, Intelligence and Survival attributes that weight events
  • Configurable 3 to 10 day games with death rate, District Mode and custom events
  • Optional seed to replay the same randomized game
  • Runs in the browser with custom rosters saved in local storage on the device
  • Free result sharing via copyable result links and screenshots
  • Optional Creator Pass for Story Director, drama event packs and HD no-watermark GIF recaps

FAQs

Common questions about Hunger Games Simulator

Is Hunger Games Simulator free?
Yes. The core simulator is free and needs no registration. Creator Pass is an optional one-time upgrade listed at $6.99 that uses Google login. It adds Story Director relationships, story pacing and premium drama event packs, HD no-watermark GIF recaps, and an ad-free workflow on custom creator and simulator pages.
What platforms does it run on?
It runs in a web browser on phones, tablets and desktops. There is nothing to download or install, and the simulation runs in the browser tab.
How many tributes can a game have?
Custom Mode supports rosters of 8 to 48 tributes. Quick Play uses preset casts of 12, 18 or 24 tributes.
Are uploaded names and photos sent to a server?
According to the publisher, the simulation runs locally in the browser, tribute names and photos are not uploaded to a server, and match results are not stored by the site. Custom rosters are kept in local browser storage, so clearing site data, using private browsing or switching browsers can remove them. The site uses Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity for aggregate analytics.
Can the same game be replayed?
Yes. Using the same roster, settings and seed reproduces the same randomized sequence. Leaving the seed blank gives the same cast a new set of events and a different winner.
Who makes Hunger Games Simulator?
It is built and maintained by Berger, an independent solo developer, and is operated from Beijing, China. It is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with Suzanne Collins, Scholastic or Lionsgate.

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