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Custom Hunger Games Simulator Events

Find ready-made Hunger Games simulator custom events, then bring them into your own arena. Keep your characters, add a little chaos, and make the stories your own.

Events change what happens—not who you play with. Your names, portraits, and settings stay yours.

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Choose your events

Preview the writing before you add anything. Each theme is a collection of standalone moments, not a fixed storyline.

20 events

Funny Events

Small disasters. Questionable plans. Surprisingly polite rivals. These funny Hunger Games simulator custom events add lighter moments between the drama.

Free · 1–2 characters · Non-fatal

Use these events

Next: the events are added automatically in Custom Mode. Add your cast and start—the opening round includes one event labeled From Funny Events, while later eligible events mix in randomly.

  1. Bloodbath

    [Player1] grabs a frying pan and immediately checks whether breakfast is included.

  2. Bloodbath

    [Player1] and [Player2] reach the same backpack, apologize, and both let go.

  3. Bloodbath

    [Player1] packs three spare socks and forgets to look for shoes.

Read all 20 events
  1. 01 · Bloodbath

    [Player1] grabs a frying pan and immediately checks whether breakfast is included.

  2. 02 · Bloodbath

    [Player1] and [Player2] reach the same backpack, apologize, and both let go.

  3. 03 · Bloodbath

    [Player1] packs three spare socks and forgets to look for shoes.

  4. 04 · Bloodbath

    [Player1] follows a dramatic battle cry that turns out to be a squeaky canteen.

  5. 05 · Day

    [Player1] builds a tiny shelter for a snack before building one for [them].

  6. 06 · Day

    [Player1] appoints a nearby rock as chief strategy adviser.

  7. 07 · Day

    [Player1] challenges [Player2] to a staring contest and loses to a sneeze.

  8. 08 · Day

    [Player1] draws a detailed map that only shows the location of lunch.

  9. 09 · Day

    [Player1] rehearses a victory pose and trips over an untied shoelace.

  10. 10 · Day

    [Player1] and [Player2] spend an hour naming their alliance and forget to make a plan.

  11. 11 · Day

    [Player1] mistakes an echo for a very supportive teammate.

  12. 12 · Day

    [Player1] opens an emergency supply pouch and finds instructions for another pouch.

  13. 13 · Night

    [Player1] whispers a secret plan to [Player2], who has already fallen asleep.

  14. 14 · Night

    [Player1] counts imaginary sponsors instead of sheep.

  15. 15 · Night

    [Player1] tries to camouflage a blanket with another, brighter blanket.

  16. 16 · Night

    [Player1] and [Player2] agree to keep watch, then disagree about what time it is.

  17. 17 · Night

    [Player1] starts a campfire story and forgets the ending halfway through.

  18. 18 · Night

    [Player1] hears a mysterious rustle and discovers [their] own snack wrapper.

  19. 19 · Feast

    [Player1] arranges the supplies by color before remembering to take any.

  20. 20 · Feast

    [Player1] offers [Player2] an alliance in exchange for the last biscuit.

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How to use Hunger Games simulator custom events

01

Choose a theme

Read the examples and choose Use these events. Nothing is added just by visiting this page.

02

Set up your cast

The events are added automatically in Custom Mode while your existing cast stays intact. New here? Add 8–48 names or choose the sample cast. Portraits are optional.

03

Start your simulation

The opening round includes one event labeled From Funny Events so you can see the connection. Later eligible Funny Events mix into the normal random selection; this is not a fixed story and all 20 will not run at once.

Make the events your own

After adding a theme, open Custom events in your cast workspace to edit a local copy. The official collection stays unchanged. Basic 1–2 player writing and editing is free. Creator Pass adds Player 3–4, victim and killer controls, rarity, and Story Director.

Custom Mode

[Player1] appoints a nearby rock as chief strategy adviser.

[Player1] and [Player2] become characters from your cast at runtime. [they], [their], and [them] use Player 1’s pronouns. Do not type your full roster into each event.

Questions about custom events

Are these custom events free?

Yes. The Funny theme and basic 1–2 character writing and editing are free, with no account required. Creator Pass is for Player 3–4, victim and killer controls, rarity, and Story Director.

Will adding events replace my characters or settings?

No. Confirming a theme adds event copies only. Your names, portraits, attributes, game settings, and existing events stay in place. You still need a cast before starting a game.

Will all the funny events appear in a game?

No. One eligible Funny Event is guaranteed in the opening round so you can see the theme working. After that, eligible Funny Events mix into the simulator’s normal random selection. They are standalone moments, not a continuous plot.

Where are my events saved?

After you choose Use these events, your copies are saved in this browser with your Custom setup. They are not an account backup. Clearing site data, using another browser, or private browsing can affect what is retained.

Can I undo adding a theme?

Yes. Remove added events removes unchanged copies added from that theme. Copies you edited and any matching events you already owned are kept. The simulator has space for 50 custom events; a theme is not partially added when space is insufficient.

What does the theme link share?

Only the official collection on this page. It does not share your cast, portraits, saved setup, or rewritten events. The recipient chooses whether to add the original events to their own setup.

Can I upload my own theme here?

Not yet. This page currently offers curated original events. You can write your own events in the existing Custom editor, but this is not a public community publishing page.