BUSTED: Interrogation
Moataz Alismail
One crime. Five people who know something. And one of them is lying about the thing that matters. BUSTED has no question menus. You type what you want to ask, in your own words, and the character answers in their own voice. What catches your eye, you write down in your own notes. Then the moment comes: two statements you heard that cannot both be true. Put them face to face, and watch the person behind them get exposed. • Free-text interrogation — ask in your own words, and no timer chases you. • Your own notes for each case — keep what catches your eye, and you catch the contradiction. • Accuse them to their face — and they will not confess unless you have enough on them. • A new case file opens every six hours, and the case of the week is free. • Full Arabic and English. One rule the game never tells you: four of the five are hiding something that is not the crime. Nervousness is not evidence. — Your privacy — No name, no email, no location, no account. Your device generates a random number for your saved case and your purchases; it carries no name and is never shared with advertisers. We measure with Google Firebase which cases are opened and which ads are shown — no name, nothing you type. Every reply has a Report button that removes it at once and sends it to us. All characters, events and places are fictional.
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