OUTWIT. OUTPLAY. WRITE YOUR OWN STORY.

Survivor
Simulator

Choose your castaway. Build alliances, survive secret votes, and make your case to the jury.

YOUR ISLAND STORY

Step onto the island.

Choose your allies. Survive a blindside. Earn the jury’s vote.

Who will you be?

Playing as Mara Vale · Fictional cast

Choose from 20 familiar faces

Who’s coming ashore?

11 opponents drawn from familiar faces. Your character stays yours.

Tide Your tribe

  • Mara ValeYou
  • Theo Reed
  • Iris Cove
  • Jules Wilder
  • Rowan Ash
  • Nia Brooks

Ember Across the water

  • Finn Moss
  • Ada Stone
  • Luca North
  • Sage Rivers
  • Kai Ellis
  • Wren Hale
Customize this season 12 castaways · Hidden idols
How crowded is your island?

Changing the size draws new opponents and keeps your character. Every size merges at ten, with three finalists and seven jurors.

Season settings
What could shake up the game?

Your fictional cast

Tide 6 Ember 6

Meet your castaways. Select a character to shape their story, or drag across tribes to trade places.

10-player merge · 3 finalists · 7 jurors

How the island works

One island. Your game.

Play as one fictional contestant and make the decisions that shape your game. Find allies, weigh their promises, cast your own secret vote, and stay in the game. When your torch goes out, your run ends; review your decisions or return for another chance. Outcomes are fictional; they are not predictions of real Survivor episodes.

Make your own cast

Choose 12, 16, 18, or 20 contestants. Rename them, balance two tribes, and customize five attributes within a 300-point budget.

Fight for your place

Spend two camp actions, form alliances, win immunity and cast your own vote. If you reach the finale, choose your statement to the jury. Return for another season with a fresh start.

Save your story

Progress stays in this browser. Export and import a JSON save, restore a recent version, or verify a replay from the seed and your recorded decisions. Local results are sandbox results.

Read the complete simulator rules · Explore Survivor trivia

A few things to know

Can I play and save a season?

Yes. Choose a castaway and enter the island. Progress is saved in this browser; JSON exports let you keep a backup. Cloud accounts and competitive rankings are not available.

Will this predict the real show?

No. Characters and outcomes will be fictional. The original engine is separate from real-season events and prediction games.

What happens if I am voted out?

Your run ends and your finish and voting record are saved. Review your game, return as the same contestant with fresh relationships, or choose a new castaway. There is no spectator mode.

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MODES & RULES

Explore the Survivor simulator

A custom Survivor season simulator

Play a custom Survivor simulator as one fictional contestant, from the opening tribes to the final jury. Choose your castaway, build alliances, compete for immunity, and cast your own vote. Your run ends when you are eliminated or the jury decides the title.

The custom cast setup supports 12, 16, 18, or 20 fictional contestants. A saved seed makes a run repeatable with the same engine version and choices. These simulations are original game outcomes, not forecasts or accounts of real episodes.

Interactive Survivor Career mode: play as a contestant

This interactive Survivor simulator puts you in the cast. Choose allies, manage relationships and energy, decide how to approach challenges, and cast your own vote. There is one way to play: take part in the season yourself.

Your Survivor Career record tracks finishes, championships, immunity wins, and voting history across seasons. Return with your chosen role and lineup while relationships and energy reset. Browser saves, JSON exports, and replay verification keep your story available on this device.

Alliances, challenges, and Tribal Council

A Tribal Council simulator needs more than a random elimination. Our original rules cover vote targets, immunity, protective items, ties, and a final jury decision. Alliances influence choices without guaranteeing that every member votes together.

Read the simulation guide for the round sequence and the limits of the model. Play the online game in your browser without a download.