In a standard free for all it can be very difficult to spot who is cheating. This is because all you need to do is stay a good distance to whoever you’ve teamed up with, not shoot them and not talk to them when others are around. Even when they are spotted, it can be very easy to deny just by splitting up and then regrouping later. When called out by other players, it just devolves into ‘he said she said’ as they all accuse each other. Hunger games was created to make managing the final game easier with one tweak: allowing teaming up. Just like the hunger games source material and traditional free for all, there can only be one winner, even if you decide to team up. The same scoring rules still apply and everyone is on the 1X mode so they can still shoot their teammates. Before starting the final game mode, a vote is usually offered between FFA and Hunger Games –  99% of players will raise their hands for hunger games despite playing team games for the past 100 minutes. Standard FFA has never won when put to a vote.

8/10 – Resolves the main issue with FFA (cheating) but still provides a good challenge whether you team up or not.