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Monster of Hungry Horrors: The Buggane

The Buggane is a towering creature from Manx folklore that lurks in dark caves. Hungry Horrors is a roguelite deck-building indie game where you serve dishes to monsters inspired by myth and folklore.


Monster of Hungry Horrors: The Buggane

Here are animations from our game Hungry Horrors, all hand-made in Aseprite. Hungry Horrors is a roguelite deck-building game where you serve dishes to monsters inspired by myth and folklore.

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Buggane Facts

The Buggane is a terrifying creature from Manx folklore, often depicted as a large, hairy, goblin-like monster. It features prominently in Hungry Horrors and offers unique challenges to players.

Key Facts:

1. Origin: The Buggane hails from the Isle of Man and is said to haunt caves, ancient ruins, and even old churches. These creatures are associated with destruction and mischief, often targeting buildings or individuals who disturb them.

2. Appearance: Typically described as a towering, ogre-like figure with long, matted hair, sharp teeth, and claws, the Buggane is known for its fearsome strength. In some tales, it is said to have magical powers, allowing it to grow or shrink in size at will.

3. Behavior in Folklore: Bugganes are vengeful and destructive creatures. One famous tale tells of a Buggane tearing the roof off a church because the builders continued to work after sunset, violating a local taboo.

4. Role in Hungry Horrors: In Hungry Horrors, the Buggane’s special ability is Tremor, where it jumps, causing the princess to become dizzy and confused. It’s a dangerous foe that can disorient players, making it hard to prepare food or fight back.

5. Habitat: Like in its folkloric origins, the Buggane in Hungry Horrors resides in dark, damp caves. Its cavernous home reflects its origins from ancient legends where Bugganes are known to lurk in secluded, forgotten places.



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