Trolley Problem

In the Trolley Problem, failed brakes leave a streetcar charging toward tied victims while you stand beside the rail switch. Each level hands you two grim outcomes, drawn from the classic ethics thought experiment and framed with dry black humor. Pull the lever to redirect the car, leave it alone to stay on its path, and live with whichever track you chose. One route may hold a larger group. The other may spare them by sending the car toward a single person, including a guy marked out as a Hawaiian pizza fan. The puzzle isn't about speed alone. You weigh casualties, read the setup, and pick the rail that fits your judgment in that moment. The scenes change across several stages, but the pressure stays the same: one runaway car, two tracks, and no harmless option.

How to play?

Grab the switch lever and throw it before the trolley reaches the junction. Leave the mechanism untouched if you want the car to stay on its current rail. Finish one dilemma to move to the next setup. Later rounds ask for a faster choice as soon as the layout appears.