Look past the name.
A friend's profile, a familiar logo, a tracking number. What does each one actually prove?
CASE 01 / START HERE
Expose the Scam
Sam wants one screenshot that exposes a free Robux scam. Unlock the phone and investigate.
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STORY, balances, codes, passwords, messages and payments are fictional. Use the game's pretend details. No real transfer or account login is needed.
PUZZLE RUSH / FIVE LIVE CASES
Check the receipt.
Make your move.
The offer looks good.
The receipt says more.
A free Robux video is forty minutes old and already has 14,000 views. Sam's paying twenty STORY to whoever proves it's a scam. Your squad wants one screenshot that exposes the trap.
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ONE SCREENSHOT.
MAKE IT COUNT.
MAKE IT COUNT.
5 CASES TO PLAYMESSAGES + EVIDENCE + CHOICESEVERYTHING HAPPENS IN THE STORY
YOUR NEXT MOVE
Find what the pitch leaves out.
Open the simulated phone. Compare the message with another source. Then choose what to send, close, or report. A cautious refusal can keep you safe; a full solve needs evidence.
Open another source.
Read the address bar. Contact the real friend. Check the official app or the carrier's tracking status.
Make your move.
Reply under pressure, keep the code private, or stop a payment. See the consequence of your choice and the clue you used or missed.
THE CASE FILES
Five pitches. Five ways in.
The first five cases are playable now. Continue after each verdict to investigate the next one.
Squad Bounty
A viral free Robux video. Your squad wants one screenshot that exposes the credential trap. Which detail deserves the receipt?
The Six-Digit Favor
Alex needs a six-digit code, right now. The face looks familiar. You have another way to contact the friend behind it.
3 AM Security Alert
A text says your account will be deleted in two minutes. Does the official app show the same problem?
The Brand Deal “Contract”
$500 for three videos. The scout wants you to open a file. Check the sender, the brand's own rules, and the whole filename.
The Too-Cheap Console
A $120 PS5 nearby, a $50 deposit, and a tracking link. A label exists. Has the carrier received a package?
BEFORE YOU PLAY
About this scam detection game
Who is Expose the Scam for?
LifeQuest makes interactive stories for US teens aged 12–17. These cases practice checking evidence around online rewards, account codes, phishing texts, creator offers, and marketplace payments.
Can I play without an account?
Yes. The five available cases open in your browser without registration. Guest progress is saved in that browser; it does not sync between devices.
Do I enter my real password or send money?
No. The phone, codes, passwords, balances and payments belong to the story. The password form tells you to use GAME. STORY is fictional game currency.
How long does a case take?
Most routes take a few minutes. Reading, checking other apps and the choices you make change the time. You can start with one case.
Is every safe choice a full solve?
No. You can protect your information without proving who's behind a message. The verdict explains whether you found the evidence, stayed safe with questions unresolved, or followed the trap.
For parents: free Robux scams, Discord scam patterns, and what to do after a phishing link.