Be Scam Ready is a free, browser-based learning game developed with Google to help players identify and avoid online fraud. Players explore short, interactive scenarios across multiple characters to recognize the manipulation techniques used in real-world scams.
Be Scam Ready is a free, browser-based learning game developed in collaboration with Google that helps players identify and avoid common online fraud tactics. Players explore short, interactive scenarios across multiple characters to recognize the manipulation techniques that underpin real-world scams. This interactive experience uses character-driven narratives to teach players how to detect and respond to fraudulent digital interactions.
Media Literacy, Cybersecurity, Social Engineering, Fraud Detection
Engage with short, choice-driven situations based on real fraud tactics.
Move beyond surface red flags to recognize core social-engineering methods.
Encounter scams through the experiences of four distinct characters.
Build confidence by learning through consequence without real-world risk.
Online scams rely on psychological manipulation that is often difficult to recognize in the moment. Be Scam Ready gives learners repeated, low-risk practice identifying these techniques, helping build practical awareness and confidence before encountering real-world fraud.
"Working with the team at Filament on the Be Scam Ready game has been one of the most productive and creatively fulfilling experiences of my professional career."
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