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I need to find... I should grab... before I leave. I must avoid... If I go outside, I might... We have to stay quiet or they'll... Don't open that door! Whatever you do, don't... Let's head towards...

Decision

You can hear banging on your front door. Through the peephole you see your neighbour — she's covered in blood but she's talking normally. She's screaming: "Let me in! They're coming!" Do you open the door?

Pressure

You check your kitchen. You have: 4 bottles of water, half a loaf of bread, a bag of rice, two cans of beans, a kitchen knife, a torch with low batteries, and a first aid kit. You can only carry what fits in one backpack. What do you take?

Twist

You hear a helicopter overhead. A loudspeaker says: "Evacuation point: the football stadium, 3 kilometres north. Gate closes in 2 hours." The stadium is across open ground with no cover. You could also stay in your apartment building — it has thick walls and a rooftop. What do you do?

Crisis

You look out of the back window. A group of about 20 infected people is moving down your street towards your building. They haven't noticed you yet. But your neighbour's car alarm has just started going off. It's attracting them. You have about 5 minutes before they reach your door.

Revelation

Your phone suddenly gets one bar of signal for 30 seconds. You receive a text from a friend: "I'm at the shopping centre with 8 other survivors. We have food and weapons. Come if you can. Third floor, barricaded." The shopping centre is 1.5 kilometres east — through residential streets. Then the signal dies.

Opportunity

You find a set of car keys on the ground near an abandoned SUV. The car has half a tank of petrol. But starting the engine will make a lot of noise. The infected react to sound. Do you take the car or keep moving on foot?

Constraint

It's getting dark. You have no torch batteries left. Moving at night is extremely dangerous — the infected hunt by sound in the dark. You must decide now: find shelter for the night or keep moving towards the evacuation point while you can still see.

Decision

You reach a fork in the road. Left goes to the football stadium — open ground, faster, but exposed. Right goes through a residential area with houses you could hide in if needed — slower, but more cover. You can hear groaning from both directions. Which way?

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Did you hear that? Stay calm — it could be nothing. We should check it out, but carefully. Did you hear that? Stay calm — it could be nothing. We should check it out, but carefully. Nobody goes anywhere alone. If that door breaks, we need a backup plan. We must decide now — we don't have time to argue. I don't trust them — something isn't right. We have to stick together or we won't make it.

Crisis

The noise from the basement is getting louder. It sounds like a child crying. The ex-soldier wants to ignore it — "It could be a trap." The nurse says someone might need help. The teenager is acting strangely nervous. Do you investigate?

Revelation

The nurse notices blood on the stranger's sleeve during a guard change. She pulls back the fabric and sees a bite mark. The stranger says: "It happened 8 hours ago. I feel fine. Maybe I'm immune." The ex-soldier reaches for his knife. What does the group decide?

Twist

A loud crash comes from outside. Through the window, you see another group of survivors — five people — trying to break into the building next door. They are being chased. They see your light and start running towards the school. If you let them in, you share your limited supplies with 5 more people. If you don't, they might die outside. You have 30 seconds to decide.

Pressure

The generator you found earlier has enough fuel for 3 more hours of light. After that, total darkness. The infected are more active in the dark. You must decide how to use the remaining power: keep the lights on to feel safe, or turn them off to avoid attracting attention from outside?

Decision

At 4 AM, the ex-soldier says: "I've been watching from the roof. There's a clear path east towards the river. If we leave in 20 minutes, we can reach the bridge before sunrise. After that, they'll be everywhere." The nurse says the stranger shouldn't come — he might turn at any moment. The teenager says she won't leave without checking the basement first. The stranger says nothing. You must make a plan in 5 minutes.

Opportunity

While searching a classroom, you find a working walkie-talkie. You turn it on and hear a military voice: "Safe zone established at the airport. Helicopters leaving at 0800. Last evacuation. Frequency will not repeat." The airport is 10 kilometres away. The bridge is 2 kilometres. You can't do both. Which way?

Crisis

The barricade on the ground floor entrance starts breaking. Something is pushing against it — hard. You hear groaning. Multiple voices. The door won't hold for more than 10 minutes. The only other exit is a window on the second floor — a 4-metre drop onto concrete. What's the plan?

Twist

As dawn breaks, the stranger suddenly collapses. His eyes are open but he's shaking violently. The nurse checks him — high fever, rapid pulse. He might be turning. Or he might just be in shock from dehydration and blood loss. The group has 60 seconds to decide what to do with him before they move.

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