The 3Games

Name: The 3Games
Rating: 4.5 (29 reviews)
Author: Hosted Games LLC

By: Hosted Games LLC

Adventure

Features & Capabilities

Imagine an independent city in space, where drugs are a source of superpowers and lethal reality shows a source of income. Team up with equally desperate citizens and fight for your life. How many will you save from an untimely death?

"The 3Games" is an interactive novel by Ema L. Bícová and Anna Michalcová where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based--200,000 words, without graphics or sound-effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

• Join a deadly reality show to fulfill your dreams. Follow or surrender your secret agenda. • Take control of five characters diverse in gender, race and sexuality. • Form the best team you can and test mutual loyalty. Betray your teammates to create new alliances. • Enter a polyamorous relationship. Enjoy a night with no strings attached to take your mind off of tension. • Utilize your skills and superpowers to escape life threatening situations and get your enemies before they get you! • Save all five characters from death or sacrifice some in favor of another. Replay to see who lives under different choices!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Hosted Games LLC

Rating:

4.50

(29)

Version:

1.0.7 Last updated: 2026-01-08

Version code:

881303873

Creation date:

2016-09-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

27.58MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 243,587 ▼ 617

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Developed by:

Hosted Games LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-3games/id1132516782

Website:

https://hostedgames.org/

User Reviews

Reviews praise The 3Games for its engaging, character-driven story and the setup of five playable characters with multiple POVs, plus a Hunger Games–like vibe that fosters strong emotional attachment. However, critics note limited meaningful choices and short endings with minimal gameplay, frequent character-switching that can be confusing, writing quality inconsistencies, and a less-polished app UI. Overall, highly engaging but with pacing, design, and depth drawbacks.

Pros

Engaging plot with a rich, character-driven story that players quickly become attached to.
Five playable characters with multiple POVs create varied perspectives and deep relationships.
Strong character development and emotional investment; fits fans of Hunger Games/divergent vibes.
Long, immersive playtime with good replay potential for a choice-based experience.

Cons

Few meaningful choices and short endings limit payoff for a choice-based game.
Frequent switching between characters can feel confusing and reduces perceived gameplay depth.
Grammatical errors and, for some, a gratuitous or heavy-handed attempt at inclusivity/diversity.
Poor app skin/UI design detracts from readability and overall experience.

Recent reviews

I’ve literally never written an app review before but I had to because I loved this so much. Please make more like this!!!! Also confused though, what was the deal with the very last part?? The purple guy as opposed to all the others who were grey, blue, green, red and yellow?! ahhhh someone answer me I need to know

by Ch*****, 2020-12-01

Going into the story I wasn’t sure what to expect. However after pouring hours (I literally would lose track of time) into this I’m glad that I picked it up! Not only is the overall plot engaging but I loved all the characters! (Expect Lucia) I highly recommend for those who are big ‘Hunger Games’ (as this has that vibe) to give it a try! I was hooked from the first chapter. I hope there is a sequel released somewhere in the near future.

by @R*****, 2019-09-02

This story is somewhat engaging, but there are a few too many things that made me feel that the author is trying too hard to be relatable and progressive. The broad spectrum of characters’ identities wasn’t bad, it just felt like it didn’t add anything to the story—very gratuitous. From the abundance selfies the characters are way too fond of (which is very “fellow kids”) to the too-frequent grammatical errors, I think this story misses the mark a bit. Unfortunately, I realized this after I bought the full version.