Shrink Wrapped

Welcome to 'Shrink-Wrapped,' a set of three engaging mini-games based around famous psychological experiments. Please have a seat on the couch... Stanford Based on the infamous Prisoners versus Guards experiment, you play to either win by having the most of your characters (either prisoners or guards) OR by spelling out your team word (LIVE or EVIL). Cards are laid horizontally, and can be laid on top of each other. This is a game of high strategy, as you need to keep track of a number of factors if you are to have any chance of winning. The Marshmallow Experiment Eighteen double-sided cards, each with 12 marshmallows of either pink or white colouring. All you have to do to win is have the longest single uninterrupted vertical line of marshmallows. You can declare your winning line at any time, but as soon as you do, your opposing player can look through ANY of the remaining cards and play it, potentially beating you. Can you resist calling out your winning line? Trolley Dilemma You have a hand of just eight unseen cards each, and yet lives are in your hands. Each card you lay to continue your own track has a dilemma to resolve, but past decisions may come back to haunt you later on. A game that gets more strategic the more you play it, becoming more familiar with those worth sacrificing and those worth saving.