# Hunt Games

> Hunt Games indexes independent wikis for indie games — Steam pages, release dates, patch notes, and community databases, plus a deep guide for each title.

Hunt Games is an independent network of fan-made game wikis. Each site in the network covers
exactly one game, in depth, at its own subdomain under hunt-games.com. This page (the root of
hunt-games.com) is the index of the whole network — not a wiki itself.

Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the games, studios, or publishers indexed
below. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

## Network status

- 14 entries catalogued
- 14 live, 0 still in survey (no site yet, listed for completeness)
- 7 genre buckets

## Live entries

- Bombanana (Party / Social Deduction) — https://bombanana.hunt-games.com/ — Roles, modules, and how to read a match before it reads you.
- Crimson Moon (Co-op Action) — https://crimson-moon.hunt-games.com/ — Co-op runs, gear loops, and what actually kills a squad.
- Doloc Town (Cozy Sim) — https://doloctown.hunt-games.com/ — The town's routines, relationships, and seasons, indexed.
- Duskfade (Survival Adventure) — https://duskfade.hunt-games.com/ — Release notes, demo impressions, and the systems worth learning early.
- Grain Rot (Horror) — https://grainrot.hunt-games.com/ — Quests, players, and the harvest mechanics nobody explains.
- Iron Nest (Tower Defense Sim) — https://ironnest.hunt-games.com/ — Turret loadouts, wave math, and the builds that hold the line.
- Mistfall Hunter (Action / Hunting) — https://mistfall.hunt-games.com/ — Tracking routes, hunt mechanics, and the gear that matters.
- Pax Autocratica (Strategy) — https://paxautocratica.hunt-games.com/ — Database entries, fixes, and run strategy for the compendium.
- Schedule 1 (Simulation) — https://schedule1.hunt-games.com/ — Mix calculators, recipes, and the math behind every batch.
- Sovereign Tower (Roguelike) — https://sovereign-tower.hunt-games.com/ — Quest outcomes, branch points, and what each choice costs.
- Wardogs (Tactical Shooter) — https://wardogs-game.hunt-games.com/ — Weapons, maps, and factions, catalogued for the next drop.
- ZeroSpace (RTS / RPG) — https://zerospace.hunt-games.com/ — What it is, how it plays, and whether it's worth your time.
- Fields of Mistria (Farming Sim) — https://mistria.hunt-games.com/ — Seasons, crops, and townsfolk, indexed for the long haul.
- Sandustry (Sandbox / Factory) — https://sandustry.hunt-games.com/ — Tools and reference data for the factory-sand loop.

## In survey (not yet live)

(none currently)

## Frequently asked questions

**Is Hunt Games affiliated with the games, studios, or publishers it covers?**
No. Hunt Games and every wiki in the network are independent fan projects. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the studios or publishers whose games are indexed here.

**How accurate is the information on each wiki?**
Every entry goes through the same process: surveyed against real search demand before anything is written, catalogued once the site is live, and periodically re-checked afterward for broken links, stale release info, and guides a patch has made wrong. If something is off, tell us which page and we'll fix it.

**Can I edit or contribute to these wikis, like Fandom?**
No. Unlike Fandom-style wikis, nothing in the network is open to public editing. Each site is researched and written directly rather than crowdsourced, which also means no anonymous vandalism or ad-stuffed pages to sort through. If something is wrong or missing, email us instead of trying to edit it.

**My favorite game isn't listed — can I request a wiki for it?**
Yes. Tell us the game and specifically what's missing from existing coverage of it. We can't promise a site for every suggestion, but we read every one. New entries only get built once there's measured search demand for that specific game, not just enthusiasm for it.

**Why does the site show ads?**
Ads, served through Google AdSense, are what fund the research and upkeep behind the network. There's no account, paywall, or newsletter gating any of it.

**Is my browsing tracked?**
The site runs Google Analytics for aggregate usage — which entries get used, roughly — and Google AdSense, which may set its own cookies to serve ads. Neither is used to build a profile of you individually, and both can be opted out of.

**Why one independent site per game instead of one big wiki?**
Wikis that try to cover everything at once tend to end up thin everywhere. Each Hunt Games site exists because there's measured search demand for that specific game, and only publishes pages that answer a real question — release dates, mechanics the game itself doesn't explain, calculators, whatever the game withholds from the player.

## Pages on this index

- [Home](https://hunt-games.com/): the full catalog, filterable by genre.
- [Blog](https://hunt-games.com/blog/): field notes spanning the network — genre explainers, recommendations, how entries get catalogued.
- [About](https://hunt-games.com/about/): what the network is and how an entry gets catalogued.
- [Contact](https://hunt-games.com/contact/): corrections, game suggestions, press.
- [Privacy policy](https://hunt-games.com/privacy/)
- [Terms of use](https://hunt-games.com/terms/)

## Blog posts

- [Fourteen worlds, seven moods: a guide to the network by feel](https://hunt-games.com/blog/a-guide-to-the-network-by-mood/): The filter bar on the index sorts by genre bucket. This is the same map sorted by what you're actually in the mood for, with a line on where to start in each one.
- [How a game gets catalogued](https://hunt-games.com/blog/how-a-game-gets-catalogued/): What "surveyed, catalogued, maintained" actually means in practice — why most requests don't turn into a site, and what does before a wiki gets its own subdomain.
- [Roguelike, tactical, sim: the genre labels on this index, decoded](https://hunt-games.com/blog/indie-genre-jargon-decoded/): The index tags each entry with a specific genre alongside its broad bucket. What those specific labels actually mean, with a network example for each.
- [Roguelike vs. roguelite, and two other splits the labels gloss over](https://hunt-games.com/blog/roguelike-vs-roguelite-and-other-splits/): A follow-up to the genre glossary: three pairs of terms that get used almost interchangeably but describe a real, meaningful difference once you know what to look for.
- [Why Hunt Games isn't built like a Fandom-style wiki](https://hunt-games.com/blog/why-not-a-fandom-style-wiki/): Open editing, ad-supported, host-everything wikis are the default most people picture. Here's what the network trades away by not working that way, and what it gets in return.

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