* The Hunger Games is the first book in the trilogy, and it establishes the premise of the Games.
* Catching Fire and Mockingjay deal with the rebellion against the Capitol, which was sparked by the events of the first book.
So, will there be another "Hunger Games" in the traditional sense? It's highly unlikely. The rebellion is centered around overthrowing the Capitol and ending the Games permanently.
However:
* The books explore themes of oppression, rebellion, and survival. These themes could be revisited in future stories set in Panem, even if the Games are no more.
* Suzanne Collins has written a prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, which focuses on the early days of the Games and the rise of President Snow. This provides a different perspective on the Games and their origins.
In short:
While there likely won't be another Hunger Games as we know them in the main trilogy, the world of Panem and its history offer a rich landscape for future stories to explore. It's possible that future installments could touch upon the themes of the Games, even if the event itself is no longer a central element.