Eight disaster scenarios measure your survival odds and survival type.
The end of the world usually starts with something small and wrong rather than a grand explosion. The opening scene runs like this: "4 a.m. Something outside your window breaks. Then everything goes quiet again." Do you go out to check, or lock the door and wait? There is no correct answer — only answers that separate people.
The scenarios tighten as they go. "Evacuation broadcast. You have thirty seconds to leave. One last slot in your bag." What you drop and what you keep is a direct statement of what you value. All eight scenes are built to give you less time than you want.
Results are graded across eight survival tiers from S+ down to F. A low tier is no bad thing — those write-ups are generally the funnier ones.
Results from this test are entertainment content. They are not a medical or psychological diagnosis, nor professional advice.