Trial by Trolley

I recently got my hands on Trial by Trolley, a game that puts a hilarious spin on the classic philosophical thought experiment. The premise is simple: you're the Trolley Operator, and you have to choose which track a runaway trolley will destroy. It sounds grim, but the game's real fun lies in the arguments you make to sway the operator's decision. Each player is assigned a track, and uses cards to build their case - trying to convince the operator why their track deserves to be spared.

The game is a real riot, especially if you enjoy a good debate. It's like a game of "Cards Against Humanity" meets "moral philosophy," with plenty of opportunities for hilarious and often ridiculous arguments. I've played with groups of all sizes, and the game seems to work best with 3-5 players, as everyone gets a chance to participate.

The game's components are good quality - the cards are sturdy and well-designed. The trolley track "board" is a bit flimsy, but it's not a big deal. Some reviewers have mentioned that the game can get a bit repetitive, but I haven't found that to be the case. The variety of cards and the potential for different arguments keeps things fresh.

Overall, Trial by Trolley is a great game for anyone looking for a fun and engaging party game. If you enjoy a good debate and a dark sense of humor, this is definitely a game you should check out.