Survivor Higher or Lower
Two real castaways, one stat, one question: who ranks higher? Pick right to keep your streak alive, pick wrong and the run is over.
Every matchup is drawn from the 751-castaway dataset that powers the rest of the site, and the numbers are real. It is just for fun, not a ranking or prediction.
How to play
Each round shows two castaways and a stat category. Tap the castaway you think has the higher value. Correct guesses extend your streak and bring in a new challenger; one wrong guess ends the run. Your best streak is saved in your browser so you can try to beat it.
Stat categories
- Total days played. Career days survived across every season.
- Seasons played. How many times a castaway was cast.
- Individual immunity wins. Career individual immunity challenge wins.
- Hidden idols found. Career hidden immunity idols found.
- Best placement. Who made it further, framed so a better finish is the higher pick.
Want the numbers straight? Try the other Survivor games, browse the records and leaderboards, or explore the castaways with the most seasons.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Survivor Higher or Lower?
You are shown two real Survivor castaways and one stat category, such as total days played or individual immunity wins. Pick the castaway you think ranks higher for that stat. Get it right and your streak grows as a new challenger appears; get it wrong and the run ends. Your best streak is saved on your device.
Which stats does the game compare?
The game rotates through 5 categories: total days played across a castaway's career, number of seasons played, individual immunity wins, hidden immunity idols found, and best placement (framed as who made it further in the game).
Are the stats real?
Yes. Every number comes from real Survivor data for these 751 castaways: total days, seasons, immunity wins, idols, and placements are all drawn from their actual records. The matchups are randomized, but each round only pairs castaways with a clear difference so there are no unfair ties.
How is "best placement" scored?
In Survivor a lower placement number is better (1st place is the winner). So the game frames that category as "who made it further in their best season" and treats the better finish, the one closer to Sole Survivor, as the higher pick.
Does the game contain spoilers?
It only uses completed seasons and never reveals results from a season that is still airing, so there are no live-season spoilers.