The crux of both competitions is the same, but what really set Brimstone Bleed apart is the competing for a family member. The main rules were what really made the two books similar, and some might see it as copying. Nevertheless, there are similarities that I was very wary about how similar it was to The Hunger Games. There is also the aid that the contestants get, and the rests between ecosystems, as well as information through the Devices. That of course, cuts down on a lot of the gruesomeness and the possibility for graphic-ness. The major differences are that you are not required to kill anyone or be the last one standing to win/continue on to the next ecosystem. Something I would like to address is that Brimstone Bleed is extremely similar to The Hunger Games. Number two, was that the Pandoras are like deamons in the His Dark Materials trilogy.

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