You tripped and got food all over your clothes at lunch.
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00:30
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You fell down the steps in front of half of the school.
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00:30
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Your sibling ripped a hole in your shirt.
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00:30
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Wrap Up
This game aims to help players find ways to answer the first question of the Resilience Meter, (How could this be worse?) and begin to see that their situation is not as bad as it could be. It also helps to combat the cognitive distortion of catastrophizing. By going down the path of absurdity, laughter will ensue, and players will be able to see that, even though their situation may not be ideal, it could always be worse.
And Then What
Brooks Gibbs
Created on February 18, 2026
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Transcript
INSTRUCTIONS
Start
You and your best friend had an argument.
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00:30
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You failed a test.
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00:30
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You broke your phone.
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00:30
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You messed up during an audition
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00:30
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Everyone in class saw that your zipper was down
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00:30
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You got grounded for a week.
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00:30
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Your crush found out that you like them.
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00:30
Next
You tripped and got food all over your clothes at lunch.
10
00:30
Next
You fell down the steps in front of half of the school.
10
00:30
Next
Your sibling ripped a hole in your shirt.
10
00:30
Next
Wrap Up
This game aims to help players find ways to answer the first question of the Resilience Meter, (How could this be worse?) and begin to see that their situation is not as bad as it could be. It also helps to combat the cognitive distortion of catastrophizing. By going down the path of absurdity, laughter will ensue, and players will be able to see that, even though their situation may not be ideal, it could always be worse.