Beeline has launched a new project in Minecraft called "Scam Hunters." This interactive game aims to teach users how to avoid the traps of fraudsters.
Players become scam hunters and explore the vast virtual city of ScamCity. Their task is to identify fraud schemes and apprehend fraudsters using special security boosters on their virtual smartphones. Successful investigations require communicating with victims and gathering information about the crimes.
Interaction with NPC residents—they can engage in meaningful dialogue thanks to ChatGPT—allows players to learn real stories of deception. All of this takes place in the engaging atmosphere of the cubic world of Minecraft.
The game features over 100 different fraud schemes, including spoofed numbers, calls "from the bank," phishing, and fake websites. Participants learn in a playful way to recognize threats, protect their personal data, and use cyber protection tools, such as the "My Security" service from Beeline.
Players will not go unrewarded. For each caught scammer, they receive honeycombs—an in-game currency that can be exchanged for promotional codes in Beeline's online store. The more active the player, the greater the discount. The game also features a hunter rating, and every week the top three players will be awarded prizes such as an anti-scam cube, a hunter's lamp, and a branded T-shirt.
The center of activity for scam hunters in ScamCity will be the Beeline tower. In it, players can recharge their security boosters, exchange honeycombs for prizes, get tips on new scammers, and track their achievements.
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