Choose-your-own survival scenarios
Lost in the forest, caught by the tide, stuck in the snow: you decide, and the scenario tells you what really happens — and why. The best way to remember is to die once or twice here rather than once out there.
🌲 Lost in the forest on a November evening
4:10 PM, a trail that has vanished, rain picking up, and 8% battery: a November night forgives no hesitation.
❄️ Stuck in the snow, on the pass road
The snow is falling so hard that the road has disappeared, your car is stranded in the middle of the night on the pass road, and your child is asleep in the back.
🏜️ Broken down in the Sahara
The engine gave out at noon, the thermometer reads 45 °C, you have 20 liters of water, and the main track is 60 kilometers away.
🌴 Sole survivor in the heart of the Amazon
The plane broke apart mid-flight. You regain consciousness on the ground, alone, still strapped to your row of seats, with a deep gash on your leg.
🌊 Trapped by the tide in the bay
Le Mont has vanished into the fog, your feet are sinking into soft sand, and the rising tide in this bay is the fastest in continental Europe.
🚣 Capsized 800 Meters from Shore
The kayak flipped 800 meters from shore, the water is 14 °C, and the wind is blowing offshore.
⛈️ Thunderstorm on the Ridge
3:00 PM, a ridge at 2,800 meters, a sky turning pitch black in twenty minutes, and your friend just twisted their ankle on a rock.
🏞️ The Rising Flash Flood in the Canyon
The sky has darkened upstream, the water in the pool where you're resting is turning murky, and the canyon walls offer almost no escape route.