In the eyes of a Spy vs. a Spy

A few days ago, we had to read a short story called, The Most Dangerous Game. It was basically about how a man gets stuck on an island and finds a hunter who has taken hunting to a whole new level. The Hunter's regular animal quarry has bored him and he now hunts people that get stuck on his island. Thus, Rainsford, the man who got stuck on the island, must his hunting experiences to avoid contact with the other hunter for 3 days, using traps and his previous knowledge to survive. This plot reminded me of a game called Spy vs Spy that was originally on the Atari and Commodore 64. The objective in Spy vs. Spy was kind of to trick and hunt the other player. Each player would have a set of items to collect and they would only drop from the other players. In order to get the items, you would have to place traps around the map and try to lure other players into taking the bait. Players who fall for the trap and die drop all their items which then lets other players grab them. The traps in The Most Dangerous Game made me think of Spy vs Spy and the objectives were kind of the same. Both players would try to hunt each other down which leaded to freedom or victory; so in the book, Rainsford would be a spy and Zaroff, the Hunter, would be a spy. Spy vs Spy: The Island Caper would probably be the best game that fits into this because it's the same mechanics and objective, just on an island.