PRE-LAUNCH NOTES

Steam AppID: 4954910 · Steam plans Early Access for October 15, 2026 (checked Oct 13)

PLANNED STEAM EARLY ACCESS • OCT 15, 2026 APP ID: 4954910

Scam With Your Friends Release Plans & Game Notes

Explore a fictional call center with friends, AI callers and chaotic workdays. This independent wiki separates official information and preparation advice from its own exercises and calculators.

PLANNED EARLY ACCESS2026-10-15
PLAY MODESSolo / Online co-op
AI CONNECTIONOpenRouter
SOURCE REVIEW2026-10-13

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When is the game scheduled to release?

As checked on October 13, 2026, Steam lists an October 15 planned Early Access release. This is a schedule, not confirmation that the game is already available or complete. Developers: JakeHub and Metater; publisher: Jatater Worldwide.

Does it support solo play, and what is the co-op limit?

Steam lists single-player and online co-op. The playtest note allowing three friend invitations describes that playtest; it does not establish the release-version player limit. The release-version limit is not established by the sources reviewed here.

What online dependencies are listed?

Steam lists an OpenRouter connection for AI content generation and requires broadband internet. The developer website limits its unlimited-AI-credit offer to the playtest; that does not establish offline play or a permanent release entitlement.

Which activities are officially described?

Official descriptions include real-time conversations with fictional AI callers, in-game remote computer access, daily quotas, boss reviews and workplace disasters. Exact trust formulas, earnings and review thresholds are not documented by the sources reviewed here.

Are the site tools an AI demo or the actual game?

No. The target calculator performs arithmetic on user inputs, and the text exercise uses locally prewritten content. Neither invokes the game AI or establishes game rules, NPC responses or rewards.