Scrum, currently the most popular Agile method in industry, is simple to understand but difficult to master. Scrum is best learned in practice by trying it out, e.g. through different Scrum simulations. During the Covid-19 pandemic we could not use the traditional face-to-face Scrum Lego simulation, but had to create something suitable to the online environment. In this paper, we present a Scrum online simulation for distributed teams that we created on top of a multiplayer game “Don’t Starve Together” (DST) through iterative reflective work and analysis. We run the simulation with 25 Scrum teams on four different courses with participants from eight universities located in three countries. We collected feedback from 244 users by analysing 196 student learning diaries, and 84 student evaluation surveys, and running a retrospective with 19 industry participants. The participants’ reaction was highly positive. The main reported learning outcomes were communication, estimation, Scrum in practice, communication and collaboration with industry Product Owners, Scrum events, work organisation, teamwork, and prioritisation.