What the game asks you to do
Scam With Your Friends supports single-player and online co-op. You talk to fictional AI callers in real time, remotely access their in-game computers, and work toward daily quotas. The developers describe run-based progression with increasingly chaotic workdays and performance reviews from the boss.
A suggested first-session checklist
These are preparation suggestions, not a tested walkthrough:
- Read the quota and available tasks shown in your current session. Do not assume a fixed first-day target.
- Check the current controls and audio settings before starting a call.
- Follow the game’s prompts for remote access and payments, and confirm what the game counts as completed revenue.
- In co-op, agree who is speaking and who is checking the shared objective.
- Read the actual end-of-day review before planning the next run.
What is not yet documented here
The cited sources do not establish a fixed shift timetable, first-day quota, visible trust thresholds, guaranteed script, bonus percentage, or a revenue percentage that triggers dismissal. Those details need evidence from a named game build. Use your current game interface rather than a number from an older guide.
Before playing
The Steam page currently lists planned Early Access for October 15, 2026; the game was not yet released when checked on October 13. The developers target a full release around mid-December, but describe the timeline as an estimate. Broadband internet is required and Steam lists OpenRouter as a third-party AI service.
See PC requirements, audio preparation, and co-op notes.
Sources & review
Last source check: 2026-10-13. Official facts are based on the Steam store and developer website. Suggestions are identified separately and are not playtest results.