Dread Hunger: How To Survive As A Thrall

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The survival horror genre made its first leap into gamers' homes with the release of Shiryou Sensen: War of the Dead, which has players play as Lila as she fights to survive hordes of the undead. And since then, the survival horror genre has had massive success, so much so that many of them have earned a place as the best survival games of all time. But, in recent years, there has been a rise in multiplayer survival horror games that puts players against other players in intense horror-like scenarios.

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Dread Hunger is one survival game that shares some aspects from Among Us, but instead of imposters, players play as Thralls, which are demon-like entities that have one goal in mind: eat human flesh and survive. But, being a Thrall isn't as easy as one would think, so players do well preparing themselves if they want to score a win.

Even though Thrall's primary goal is to eliminate all other players before ending their voyage, it doesn't mean that the Thrall player should remain silent, as that's highly suspicious. So, Thrall players should strive to maintain ongoing communication with other players since that will build trust between their crew.

Moreover, by communicating, Thrall players will be able to accuse other players of being the Thrall, which will sound more convincing if the player strived to communicate during the voyage. But, of course, Thrall players should not overdo it since being too chatty can annoy crew members and lead to unwanted suspicion.

Thralls may be infused with the blood of a cannibalistic entity, but that doesn't mean they're immune to the harsh environment of the Arctic Ocean. So, Thrall players will need to learn how to deal with the threats of the wild if