About Would You Survive?

Everyone thinks they would be the calm one. This is where you find out.

Would You Survive? drops you into a disaster, from a plane crash in remote woodland to a zombie outbreak in a supermarket, and asks you what you would do. Every scenario takes a few minutes and between eight and fifteen decisions. There is no account and nothing to download.

How it works

• Your choices change hidden stats. Health, supplies, nerve, group trust, know-how and risk all move behind the scenes. Few questions have one obviously right answer: most are trade-offs.
• The story remembers. Later scenes change depending on what you did earlier. Grab the luggage and it comes back to help (or haunt) you.
• You get a survival score out of 100. A score of 60 or more means you make it. You also get one of several endings, your strengths, your best decision and your fatal mistake.
• See what everyone else chose. Every decision shows how other players split, and how many of the people who survived made the same call as you.

What the numbers mean

"Top 12%" compares your score with everyone who has finished that scenario here. It is a game, not a scientific measure of anything.

This is entertainment, not advice

The scenarios are fiction, written to be tense and funny. Some choices that work in the story would be a bad idea in real life, and the reverse. Nothing here is emergency, medical or survival advice. If you are ever in a real emergency, contact the emergency services (999 or 112 in the UK).

Who runs it

Would You Survive? is operated by Crumbjar (crumbjargames@gmail.com). It is an independent website and is not affiliated with any company, brand or person named in its content.

How it is paid for

Would You Survive? is free to use and is supported by advertising and by optional tips in the tip jar. Advertising never decides what appears in results, and a tip buys nothing on the site.

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