
The Trolley Solution is a compilation of point-and-click minigames based on the famous thought experiment originally proposed by Philippa Foot.
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Philosophers already waste their time and lives thinking about thinking.
Why not have fun while doing it?
The Trolley Solution is a compilation of minigames based on the famous trolley problem, originally proposed in 1967 by British philosopher Philippa Foot.
Put your thinking power to the test in humorous iterations of the problem. Unlock a variety of minigames where you can put your gaming skills to the test.
Challenge yourself and learn important and useful philosophical knowledge while expanding your mind!
Features:
- 20 trolley problem variations (plus the original)
- 20 minigames inspired by each variation
Disclaimer: You might not actually learn anything useful or important, nor expand your mind, by playing this game.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian
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Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
J'ai vraiment pas passé un bon moment. Les mini jeux sont pas intéressant et le game play pas ouf. Les dilemme du tramway sont peu pertinent.
Made me laugh and donate to the World Health Organization. Thanks, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
电车与哲学家,哪个先出现呢?
Game cost £4 and got me to donate £50 to Save The Children. 11/10, perfect game
SI
it feels very disconnected from the trolley problem and loses momentum quickly
신박한 유튜브 쇼츠용 게임, 직접하면 묘하게 지루함
Creative game with a clear amount of effort and passion behind its production. Not many games are interested in exploring philosophical questions but this is perhaps the first game I've played that seems to test the philosophy of philosophy itself through parody. If you have the money to spare and are interested in exploring a famous debate in ethical philosophy, this game will probably be worth it. For those more learned on ethical philosophy, this game approach at parody using famous philosophy ideas and tropes are likely going to be the main selling point, just don't expect to be given any moral questions that are too challenging if you are familiar with philosophy of ethics (Just read 'Famine, Affluence and Morality' or something of a similar vein if you are looking for challenging moral questions).
A fun, relaxing set of minigames all poking fun at moral philosophy. You'll finish in about two hours, but there's so much variety it doesn't feel short. All in all, as long as the concept piques your interest, I highly recommend it.
Ethics has been solved forever.
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