There’s one spot left on a rescue helicopter after an earthquake. A surgeon capable of saving dozens tomorrow and your injured child are both in reach. Who gets the seat?
The Island Quarantine
On a research vessel, you find a deadly fungus on a remote island with a population of 300. Evacuating risks global spread; quarantining means many islanders die. What do you order?
The Child Organ Swap
Two children need the same heart. One will likely live a long life; the other is your child with poorer odds. The surgeons ask you to decide. Who gets the heart?
The Hidden Survivor
You find a hidden survivor in a disaster zone, but rescuing them will cost the lives of others waiting nearby. Who do you prioritise?
The Volunteer Sacrifice
A rescue team needs one volunteer for a near-suicidal mission to save trapped workers. No one else steps forward. Do you volunteer?
The Polar Rescue
In the Arctic, you can only carry one person back to safety. One is your research partner; the other is carrying critical climate data that could save the planet. Who do you take?
The Family vs. Many
You can warn your family about an incoming disaster, ensuring their survival, but doing so will stop you from warning a town full of strangers. Who do you save?
The Last Bullet
In a siege, you have one bullet left. Do you use it to save yourself from capture or to protect someone else’s escape?
The Sinking Ship Captain
You’re the captain of a sinking ship. Staying aboard to help will likely kill you, but could save more passengers. Do you stay or abandon ship?
The Rescue Dog
In a flood, you can save either your dog or a stranger’s child. Who do you save?
The Bridge Collapse
You’re on a bridge that’s about to collapse. There’s only time to save yourself or a stranger trapped in a car. Who do you save?
The Train Switch
You can pull a lever to divert a runaway train. On its current track, it will kill five people; on the other, it will kill your sibling. What do you do?
The Burning Building
You can save either your child or three strangers from a burning building. You have seconds to choose. Who do you save?
The Lifeboat Choice
A ferry is sinking and there’s one lifeboat seat left. The two people standing beside you are your partner and your oldest friend — the one who once saved your life. The other will almost certainly die if they’re left behind. Who do you choose?