Work through a series of moral dilemmas, watch which ethical framework each choice reflects, and get called out when two equivalent situations expose a contradiction.
Each dilemma offers a few choices. Pick one and the game reveals the ethical frameworks behind it. When a later choice contradicts an earlier one in an equivalent situation, a consistency challenge invites you to reconcile or accept the tension.
Switchpoint surfaces the moral frameworks behind your decisions and tests your consistency, an introduction to ethics.
Choices that reveal the ethical frameworks behind them, flagged when a later choice contradicts an earlier one, is applied moral philosophy.
Checking consistency across equivalent situations is the original mechanism.
Consistency is the test these frameworks actually impose. Most people hold intuitions from several traditions at once, and dilemmas like the trolley problem exist to surface the contradiction — a consequentialist answer in one case and a deontological one in an equivalent case is the standard result.
Switchpoint is an ethics game that surfaces the moral frameworks behind your decisions and tests your consistency across them. It is an original, free browser game built in-house.