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Sleeping with the Phish

A comedic office simulation where you’re the intern battling a chaotic inbox. Spot phishing scams, outsmart tricky coworkers, and survive the hilarious madness of corporate email life.

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April 2, 2026
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About the Game

Welcome to your glamorous new life as an underpaid intern! Your mission? Survive the endless flood of emails from your “coworkers”. Some are legitimate requests. Some are phishing scams. And some are… well, Sharon from HR asking for your Netflix password again.

In Sleeping with the Phish, your inbox is the battlefield. Spot the scams, deny the shady requests, and keep your company (and yourself) from sleeping with the metaphorical fishes. Misjudge one? Oops. Say goodbye to company secrets - and your salary.

What can you expect?

  • Emails with personality – From ridiculous requests to suspiciously misspelled "urgent" messages.

  • Coworkers you’ll love to hate – With glorious headshots that HR should never have approved.

  • Trust issues simulator – Who’s a legit colleague, and who’s a scammer in disguise?

  • Comedy first, cybersecurity second – Learn something accidentally while laughing at Jeff in Marketing’s terrible email etiquette.

  • Phishy business – Report the bad ones, reply to the good ones, and try not to get roasted on the company dinner party.

Think you can survive corporate chaos armed with only your wits, suspicion, and a "Report" button? Or will you be the intern who handed over the CEO’s bank details for a free pizza coupon?