Welcome to the HungerGames Wiki! This is a contemporary Spigot plugin, drawing inspiration from the original 2012 Minecraft HungerGames. The HungerGames plugin is a thrilling survival game based on the renowned Hunger Games book/movie series. In this free-for-all battle, players must hunt for food and resources, and strive to outlast others in a high-stakes game of survival. The ultimate goal? Be the last one standing and claim victory.
This plugin is perfect for group play, whether it’s a friendly gathering or a club event. It’s also ideally suited for small scale servers. Join us for an unforgettable adventure where only the strongest survive!
- Robust announcement system with customizable messages
- Customizable arena allowing for all types of maps to work
- 4 different tiers of chests, each with customizable loot
- Automatic chest refills and supply drops at intervals
- Scoreboard with various information related to the game
- Allowing players to spectate after death and teleport to players alive
- Support for Solo, Duo, Trios and Versus modes with option to vote for game mode
- Automatic allocation of players to teams with teammate tracking
- Team chat option to make messages only be seen by teammates
- Customizable display of tips to assist players
- Support for multiple maps and easy switching between maps
- Reloading of plugin config files through a single command
- Customizable language support for individual players
The latest releases of HungerGames are published to SpigotMC and Modrinth
There is an official server for this plugin on Discord. You can also use Github Issues to discuss the plugin.
To set up the game, check out the Setup Wiki. You can find guides on how to set up arena dimensions, world border, starting points, etc.
To understand how the game works better, check out the Gameplay Wiki. You can find information about how the game works, different strategies etc.
To change the settings for the game, check out the Config Wiki. You can find guides on how to change game settings such as game time, border shrink rate, chest item numbers, frequency and number of supply drops, etc.
To change the items that spawn in the arena chests, visit the Items Wiki. You can find guides on changing loot, changing potion effects, changing enchantment of items, changing number of items, etc. for three different tiers of chests.
To find a list of the commands that are in this plugin, check out the Command Wiki. You can find information on all the commands along with their arguments, usage and permissions, for example, /start, /stop, /supplydrop etc.
To find references needed for editing items and configs, visit the Cheat Sheets Wiki. You can find guides on how to edit potion effects, firework effects, item enchantments etc.
To find more information about the language support of this plugin and how You can contribute to this plugin by adding more languages, visit the Language Wiki wiki. You can find guides on how to add your own languages to the plugin.