How to play
Two tribes of castaways you name land on the beach on Day 1, and the simulator plays out their whole season. Every episode follows the same rhythm: an immunity challenge, now and then a look at camp life, then a tribal council where one castaway is voted out. Partway through, the tribes merge into one. At the final tribal council, the castaways who were voted out sit as the jury, question the finalists and vote for a winner.
- Choose 12, 16 or 20 castaways, split evenly into Tribe 1 and Tribe 2.
- Type names into each tribe, roll random ones, or paste a list.
- Set each castaway's pronouns.
- Press Start the season and follow Day 1, the challenges and every vote with Next.
- After the jury votes, check the placements and see how each tribe did in the standings.
Controls
- 12 castaways, 16 castaways or 20 castaways, always split into two even tribes.
- Random names, Paste a list and Example names fill both tribes at once.
- Start the season begins on Day 1 and Next moves one phase ahead. On the last screen it reads See the winner.
- Skip to the end jumps to the jury's pick, and Edit the castaways goes back to the tribes.
- Share this season sends a link that replays it. Run it again keeps both tribes and plays a new season.
Tips
- For class against class, paste one group first (pasted names fill the slots from the top, Tribe 1 first), then type the other group into Tribe 2.
- Post one episode at a time in the group chat and let people guess who gets voted out next.
- Being on Tribe 1 or Tribe 2 gives nobody an edge, and neither do names. Idols and blindsides land at random.
- The tribe standings rank each tribe by its best finisher, and Elims counts the votes each castaway steered against someone.
- 12 castaways fit a short break. 20 make the longest season.
FAQ
Is the Survivor simulator free?
Yes, with no sign-up and no outside ads. Run as many seasons as you like.
How are the tribes decided?
Where you type a name decides it. The setup shows a Tribe 1 box and a Tribe 2 box, and the castaways in each box start the game together.
Are there hidden idols and blindsides?
Yes, plus fake idols, revotes after a tie, rock draws and fire-making. They all turn up in the tribal council events at random.
Can I play it at school?
There's nothing to download or install and no account, so it runs in any browser, school Chromebooks included. Whether it loads is up to your school's network, and only its IT team can unblock a site.