
Your boat goes down about forty miles offshore, and you make it into a six-person life raft, alone. Search and rescue knows the boat is missing, but not where you are.
You have a little water, some basic equipment, and roughly three days before the weather turns. Every hour brings a new decision, and the ocean is unforgiving of the wrong ones.
Each scenario is a real choice, in the order you’d face it. Pick what you think keeps you alive until rescue comes—and find out whether you’d have lasted the seventy-two hours.









