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HUNGER is journal writing game for a single player on one side of a business card. You are a vampire with a human lover and tonight is the night you feed from them for the first time.

This game is inspired by my love of paranormal romance media, was made for the Business Card Jam, and is a companion game to THIRST.

To play this game you will need paper, writing utensils, and a deck of cards.


I'm still looking into producing physical copies of HUNGER.  Printing single cards does not seem cost effective, as the shipping costs are often more than the game itself. I am in the process of making a full deck of 52 cards, with copies of the rules replacing the Jokers.

StatusReleased
CategoryPhysical game
Rating
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
(27 total ratings)
AuthorHyveMynd
GenreRole Playing
Tags1-player, analog, business-card, Erotic, Narrative, one-player, Singleplayer, Vampire
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish

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In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $3 USD. You will get access to the following files:

HUNGER_v3.pdf 1 MB
HUNGER_Cropmarks_v3.pdf 1 MB
HUNGER_v3.txt 959 bytes
HUNGER_Printing_Instructions.txt 986 bytes

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I loved it! So simple, but very powerful and enticing.

Thanks very much! That is precisely what I was going for.

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This is such a hot small game. I'm really enjoying the tension in whether or not to draw again. Mmmmmm...

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I am ecstatic to hear that. Creating tension over whether to draw more cards or not is exactly what I was going for. <3

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i LOVE this. the play on blackjack is brilliant. <3