We've released a new update to the game that now tracks player decisions, yes the stats are real!
Compare what you think is the "correct" decision to thousands of other players. Are they wrong? Are you wrong?
We're committed to making sure that our trolley problem game is as safe and secure as possible—we don't track or store any personal information about our users. Only you see your decisions and how you compare to others. When you make a decision it's recorded anonymously without any data attached to you.
We also added more problems for you to address! 20 new dilemmas which will get you thinking what should I do?
What if you can relive the major events of 2020 ? The Dr. wants to know what moral choices you made on key events throughout 2020.
20 new situations to test your 2020 morals!
So much happened this past year that you've probably forgotten key events. We reviewed 2020 on wikipedia to see which situations are the most challenging. They are in order so you can relive 2020 more or less chronologically
Figures are made up when comparing results with a friend.
If nothing else describes Dr. Trolley's Problem, it's that the game is boring. The questions are repetitive and uninteresting, the game doesn't remember what problem you left off on, and the game often breaks for no discernible reason. I would push the developer of this game in front of a trolley to prevent this game being made.
Imagine paying $7.50 for a boring and broken game just to get lectured by the developer about his/her political views. Refunded
Choose to save yourself. While the topic of the game is fine and 'fun' to play out, a few bugs and issues with the game lead to very UNFUN experiences such as the game interrupting your play to ask you to buy the game (that you already bought), an un-optimized 'freezing' when you complete a level, or the UI falsely indicating the wrong choice for your to choose from. (I'm sorry I ran over you mom, Dr. Trolley lied to me). Bought this for $1.25 and I still had more fun with a free quiz version developed from a university study (https://moralmachine.mit.edu/)
Boring and repetitive
Boring situations, unnecessarily annoying controls, and inexcusable load times for a game this small. Felt like 95% waiting and 5% making actual decisions
a little disappointing I can 100% know the developers political views from a game about objective decision making, but other than that, its good.
Interesting, but not great on a technical level. Audio volume keeps resetting to defaults, a number of menus are unresponsive, in some cases it's not possible to quit the game, a few of the scenarios have bugs; some don't register choices correctly, others don't record them correctly. Still kinda cool. If you're interested in it, you'll probably like it. I got it on sale for $1.24, but I don't know if I can recommend at the $5 asking price.
An interesting concept worth a few minute of play. However its pretty buggy and not a whole lot of content. Also disappointed that at no point did I get to hit a pedophile with a trolley.
Got it because my professor made it. Fun, entertaining little game that tests your morals. Could use some more varying content to help make it more worth the price though.
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Dr. Trolley's Problem costs $4.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS *: Windows 7+ Processor: Intel Core i5-2400/AMD FX-8320 or better Memory: 4096 MB RAM Graphics: 512 mb dedicated video memory card DirectX: Version 9.0 Storage: 300 MB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS *: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit versions) Processor: Intel Core i7-5820K/AMD FX-8350 Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 / AMD Radeon R9 270X or better DirectX: Version 12 Storage: 300 MB available space
Dr. Trolley's Problem is available on Windows PC, macOS.
Dr. Trolley's Problem has 55% positive reviews from 31 players.
Dr. Trolley's Problem was released on Apr 25, 2019.
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