What would you do?
Play Three Turns together and compare your ideas before choosing. Allow around 10–15 minutes.
This is a guide to sharing the existing exercise. Use the same screen and one shared game. No account or video call is required; reloading the page resets the trial.
1. Choose a shared objective
Read the scenario and the conditions for all three turns. Together, choose which of the two objectives to attempt.
2. Think first, then compare ideas
Before each turn, each person considers how to allocate the six workers. Then explain what you would prioritise and why.
3. Make one shared move
Agree an allocation. One person uses the controls and confirms the turn. Take turns using the controls if you like.
4. See what happened
Compare the result with what you expected. After three turns, try a different choice with the exercise’s alternative play or restart with the other objective.
One question after playing
Which of the other person’s ideas made you reconsider? Discuss it if you like. This page does not collect your answers.
The exercise shows consequences in an authored simulator. It does not measure intelligence, personality or wellbeing.