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Ghost Followers: a free game about fake followers
50,000 followers and a launch party. Three people show up, including your cousin. Build an audience that comes.
What is Ghost Followers?
You have a launch party at the end of the week and a budget of coins. Buying followers makes the number jump, but only real fans turn up on the night. Plan each day and fill the room.
Ghost Followers is a free satire game about follower counts. You have a week, some coins and a launch party at the end.
Buying followers makes the number jump. On party night, though, only real fans turn up, and only about half of them. Plan each day to fill the room.
At a glance
- Category
- Social Engineering
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Play time
- 3–5 min
- Price
- Free, in your browser, sign-up optional
How to play
- Each day
- Buy followers, post a tutorial, reply to comments, team up or run a giveaway.
- Party night
- About half your real fans come. Bought followers never do.
- Three levels
- Beginner, Intermediate or Expert, picked before you play: the content and the clock change, and each level keeps its own best score.
- Satire
- Satire with a lesson: every name, brand and platform is made up, and every run ends on how to spot the trick.
Scoring
20 points per guest at the party, plus the coins you didn't spend. Reach the level's guest goal (25, 35 or 40) to win.
Each level keeps its own best score in this browser.
What it trains
- Spotting fake audiences
- Big numbers, no real comments.
- Planning
- Spending a small budget over a week.
Strategy and tips
- Real beats bought
- Tutorials, replies and team-ups bring fans who show up.
- Spend wisely
- Unspent coins count towards your score.
- Expert
- Seven days, a 40-guest goal and 6 seconds to decide each day.
Why play Ghost Followers?
A big number is easy to buy. Seeing how empty it is on party night makes the lesson stick.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ghost Followers free?
Yes. It is free and runs in your browser, with no download. Signing up is optional.
Are the accounts real?
No. Every name, brand, platform and coin in the game is made up. The tricks, though, are real ones you'll meet online.
Can you win by buying followers?
No. Bought followers never come to the party; the game is built to show that.