Free skins, “I’m twelve too” chats, hacked friends asking for codes, scam texts and fake shops. Ten questions for kids and teens — best taken together with a parent or teacher.
A first smartphone or social media account means scammers can reach a child directly — through game chats, direct messages and texts. Several countries now set age limits: Australia has banned social media accounts for under-16s since December 2025.
Step-by-step guides to the scams in this collection: In Painted Sky, a free game, you live one life and meet these scams as they happen — then replay it with a lens that shows what was fake.
Roughly 9 to 16, ideally with a parent or teacher. The questions are short and the explanations simple.
Free in-game currency or skins, account theft through fake login pages, strangers in game chats, and friends’ hacked accounts asking for codes.
Yes. No sign-up, no chat, no adverts, and nothing leaves the browser.
Yes. It works on any device and every attempt draws a new set of questions.