Scam With Your Friends

You talk an AI caller through the whole pitch, the line goes quiet, and then the caller hangs up a few seconds before the deal closes while the review countdown keeps ticking. That is a normal minute in Scam With Your Friends, a co-op comedy simulation set in a Kolkata scam call center where up to eight players share one quota and one very angry boss.

Reading the Scam With Your Friends Taskbar

Each workday starts at an office computer, and the taskbar shows almost everything that matters: your balance, the team total, the daily quota and a countdown to the performance review. A solo opening day asks for $600, and bigger crews start with higher numbers.

Open Scammer Script before your first call. It shows how your available apps earn money, which decides which callers are worth chasing and which are just wasting the clock.

You can speak into a microphone or type into the phone’s chat box. Either way, money only counts when a conversation actually finishes, so abandoning a promising caller to grab a new one is the classic beginner mistake.

Scambaiters and Viruses in Scam With Your Friends

Not every caller is a mark. Scambaiters turn the tables, wasting your time and sometimes infecting your workstation with a virus that costs precious minutes while the review timer keeps running.

A caller who sounds too eager or suspiciously prepared deserves caution. Hanging up early is often the smart play, and warning teammates the moment a virus hits keeps the whole crew from losing focus.

Because the AI reacts to what you say, the same pitch can land a jackpot on one caller and a hang-up on the next. Some players see that as the best joke in the game, others call it randomness, and both views make sense for an Early Access build.

Lobbies, Custom Callers and Floor Two

Lobbies hold one to eight players and can be joined through public search, a code or a Steam invite link. Friend groups often split duties, with one person chasing high-value callers while others handle quick ones, though the shared quota means no single star can carry a weak crew.

Character Creator builds a caller who can phone the office, and Daily Callers edits the existing ones. Steam Workshop callers add more variety, but a caller still marked as waiting for Workshop upload is skipped once the shift starts, so check before clocking in.

1. Check Scammer Script and the quota.
2. Finish every promising call before taking a new one.
3. Hang up early on likely scambaiters.
4. Read the Tomorrow’s Scams announcement after each review.

That announcement lists what unlocks next on the road toward Floor Two, so read the requirements before spending earnings on a new application.

Questions From the Night Shift

1. What happens if the team misses the quota? The boss fires everyone at the performance review, and footage shows the run restarting from Day 1. Stop taking risks once the team total passes the quota on the taskbar.
2. Can you play solo? Yes, lobbies start at one player and the solo opening day asks for $600. Alone you handle every call yourself, so the apps in Scammer Script matter even more.
3. Why does the boss replay your lines? During the review the boss plays back moments from your calls and comments on them, which is why the worst sentence of the day often becomes the crew’s favorite clip.

Scam With Your Friends peaks in the final minutes before the performance review, when the team is a few hundred short and everyone argues over which caller to trust. Learn Scammer Script, hang up on scambaiters fast, and keep an eye on Tomorrow’s Scams on the long road to Floor Two.