Dilemmas game

Welcome to an unusual game of moral dilemmas and tough choices! Sit in a circle with 4 to 15 players and give each player 2 voting cards (A and B). Choose the deck you will play with and who starts the game.
How does it work? Each turn, a Dilemma card – a moral issue with two possible solutions – is placed on the table. Your task is to predict which option the majority will choose. The group can – and should, we encourage lively discussion! – debate possible solutions, then each player makes a decision. You score points if you correctly predict the majority vote.
The ultimate goal is to collect 5 points, but the secret to fun is conversation. The cards serve as a pretext for discussion on more or less wild topics.
What’s inside?
Green deck, light dilemmas
55 cards with not too heavy dilemmas, playable in any company. They touch on morality, honesty, and abstract situations that will puzzle many minds.
Example: A wicked wizard turns you into a bear. Soon you meet your son in the forest and must prove you are intelligent. Do you:
– Put on red underwear and a cape to pretend to be his favorite superhero?
– Lift him up on a rock and hum The Circle of Life from The Lion King?
Orange deck, heavy dilemmas
55 cards with dilemmas covering various topics. Your friends’ answers will help you know them better, revealing their morality, loyalty, and attitude toward modern technology.
Example: The Dream Machine has just been invented. You can peek into your partner’s dreams, who values privacy. Do you:
– Peek into your partner’s dreams?
– Don’t peek?
Red deck, harsh dilemmas
55 cards with dilemmas about death, sex, and true trust. Crazy topics, abstract problems, and tough moral issues that will stay in your memory for a long time…
Example: You are an Argentinian miner trapped underground with your goat. After 2 days, a rescue team arrives, broadcast live. Do you:
– Go out and ********* the goat on ************, but thanks to TV magic, everyone will think ** ********?
– Go out alone? The goat will take your secret to the grave…