Organ Trail: Director’s Cut

Organ Trail: Director's Cut follows the basic formula of The Oregon Trail, but with more zombies. Players traverse the United States in a station wagon to reach a safe zone, but the way ahead is rife with danger. The protagonist character and his/her party of companions will have to survive roaming packs of bandits, infected, and outbreaks of disease among other obstacles, and chances are that not everyone will make it to the end.

The game saves automatically, though it can be played all the way through in one session.

• Do you think that your party's survival rate in the game depends on luck or strategy? Why?
• Is Organ Trail more fun or engaging than its source of inspiration? If so, does the educational aspect of The Oregon Trail make it less interesting, or is there some other reason why it's not as fun?