
The Trolley Problem Game has over 300 different interpretations of The Trolley Problem for you to solve!
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felt very "judgmental" for some of the choices made, particularly the lone star tick one...
It would be a nice game if there weren't tons of VEGAN propaganda. No, thanks.
Brilliant & hilarious. As a past Philosophy student I certainly enjoyed the ghosts of Bentham and Kant
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This game surprised me in a way I really didn’t expect. Okay, the game is simple, you choose who lives and who dies, but it does this in a very addictive way. Playing with friends on a call makes it even better, as it sparks all sorts of debates about who should survive. The choices aren’t just things like "run over 10 people with no empathy" or "run over 2 criminals who turned their lives around." There are also dilemmas like "lose 10 years of random memories" or "lose 3 years off your total lifespan." The questions are diverse, and some are even pretty funny. I never felt bored or tired at any point, and those two hours flew by without me even noticing. One thing I found really interesting is how the game presents trivia and facts. It’s almost educational, every choice you make is followed by a comment at the end, often with a historical fact or an interesting curiosity. I thought that was a really nice touch. Overall, I’d say this is a game with a simple premise, but it executes it really well, and in a very fun way. Like I mentioned earlier, it’s super addictive. I definitely recommend it for the price, and I think it’s a great game to pass the time, especially if you have a friend to discuss which decision is right and which is wrong.
There is some entertainment value here, but no education or real intellectual challenge. It's the wokeness which stands out and is utterly off putting and actually pompously offensive. Not worth the money even at this low price.
The questions are fundamentally flawed, leading to manipulation of the player into thinking they're a bad person for not following the developer's very flimsy moral code. Questions involve things like "Kill all of this insect that spreads a disease that causes humans to be allergic to meat, or 7,000 animals" and then tells you (incorrectly) that meat eating is a morally corrupt choice (I'm always down for moral discussion, but moral inflictions are morally corrupt in and of themselves)
This game is pure fun! The sharp writing, hilarious jokes, and chaotic choices had me laughing nonstop. The way it reacts to your decisions makes everything even funnier—especially the characters who just have to lecture you. Playing with friends made it even better, turning every choice into a debate. You should try this one yourself!
If it werent for the game's 'characters' all criticizing your decisions, it would be a lot better. Not that there's a lot here to do, after you scroll through a good 50 of these, you'll be done. I managed to squeeze in 2 hours simply because I streamed it live and had an audience helping me mock the game's obvious leftist leaning politics and weird morality. Skip this. Go get Trial By Trolley at the boardgame store and enjoy the fun with your friends. If you really want to explore your morality, have ChatGPT give you better prompts than "hurr hurr would you rather kill 1 cow or 100 chickens? DURRRR"
Apparently the creator is a vegan furry
A lot of the prompts felt very repetitive, where they felt like the same thing asked repeatedly. I think if there were fewer, but more interesting prompts this game would be more worth it.
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