Five cases across four chained rooms. Each room produces a piece of evidence filed in your case file and needed for the next; the last one is a report where you cross-check the evidence and defuse the traps. 5 challenge levels, randomized playthroughs, built on real facts.
Real facts, fictional cases. Each time, someone is wrongly accused or an announcement goes too fast.
A startup claims an EEG headset “reads thoughts” at 95%. Before the press conference, unmask the muscle artifact, the p-hacking and the lack of replication.
Inspired by the OPERA affair (2011): neutrinos seem to beat light by 60 ns. A discovery… or a loose cable? Hunt the systematic error.
A customer database leaks and an admin is wrongly accused. Time zones, a supply-chain attack and hash-based attribution to set the record straight.
An outbreak hits a town; a student and a lab are wrongly accused. Case map, incubation and a phylogenetic tree to find the real source.
A crypto platform collapses, $80M vanish, the developer is accused. Trace the funds on the public ledger and expose the real guilty key.
Each room produces a piece of the case file. Without it, the next room cannot be solved.
OPERA (2011), John Snow (1854), the fMRI “dead salmon”, on-chain tracing: the cases are fictional, the science is not.
Multiple comparisons, systematic error, time zones, fake proof of reserves: the biases headlines forget.
You cross-check the evidence to clear someone or deflate an announcement. The decoys are built to catch hasty conclusions.