The British Isles are steeped in folklore and mythology, teeming with ghastly and imaginative creatures. Soon, you'll have the chance to delve into this eerie world with Hungry Horrors, a roguelite deck builder slated for release on iOS and Android later this year, following a PC-first launch.

In Hungry Horrors, your mission is straightforward yet thrilling: feed the monsters before they feed on you. This involves crafting a diverse menu of dishes and understanding the culinary preferences of each enemy, drawn from the rich tapestry of British and Irish mythology. Whether you're dealing with the fearsome knucker or other legendary creatures, your success hinges on your ability to cater to their unique tastes.

For enthusiasts of British folklore and those who appreciate a cheeky nod to UK cuisine, Hungry Horrors offers an authentic experience. You'll encounter traditional dishes like the infamous Stargazey Pie—yes, the one with fish heads poking out. These cultural elements add a layer of depth and intrigue to the game, making it a must-try for fans of roguelites and folklore alike.

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As Dann pointed out previously, the mobile gaming landscape is increasingly becoming a fertile ground for indie developers and publishers. Hungry Horrors exemplifies this trend, though the vague timeline for its mobile release is somewhat disappointing. Nevertheless, with its array of familiar British monsters and intriguing traditional dishes, Hungry Horrors is poised to captivate mobile roguelite enthusiasts. Here's hoping for a swift arrival on our devices.

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