Not a Trolley Problem!

A trolley-problem incremental where morals gave way to growing numbers.

Instead of choosing whom to save, you throw people onto the tracks yourself, earn coins, buy upgrades and gradually hand the work over to automation.

Pull, grab, throw

Start the tram with a lever and keep it moving. Grab a chain of people with a giant Hand and throw them onto the loop. Every hit leaves ink on the ground. Sweep it up with a vacuum to turn it into coins.

Grow the upgrade tree

Spend coins on a branching tree: a longer reach and a bigger Hand, a faster tram, a denser crowd, better luck. Unlock Auto-Hands that grab and throw for you.

More trams. More chaos.

Turn your tram into a battering ram, a saw or a laser-equipped machine. Unlock a Tesla tram to shock the crowd, then send a ghost tram flying through it. Grow your upgrade tree to make the chaos even bigger.

Ring the bell. Drop the bomb.

Ring the bell to bring in a bigger crowd. Drop a bomb and watch the blast sweep across the field. Then grab the vacuum: all that ink is waiting to become coins.

Choose at every fork

Leave a district and the road splits. One person or five? Wake the cat or not? The scientist or the box? Pick a track, then see how other players answered.

Ride into new districts

Each district is bigger and busier than the last, with its own tram: a battering ram, a saw, a laser. Crowds grow from a hundred people to more than a thousand.

Hunt for rare residents

Residents come in rarities and builds, from common to rainbow, from small to titan. The rarer and bigger they are, the more they are worth and the more hits they take.