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Pod Fact: a free game about checking claims

Two guys with mics explain medicine, geopolitics and quantum physics. Count the mistakes as they talk.

What is Pod Fact?

Brad and Chad have big mics and an opinion on everything. Their episode scrolls past like a live transcript: tap every wrong claim while it's still on screen, and leave the true ones alone.

Pod Fact is a free satire game about confident voices. Brad and Chad have big mics and an opinion on medicine, physics and goldfish.

Their episode scrolls past like a live transcript. Tap every wrong claim while it's still on screen, and leave the true ones alone.

At a glance

Category
Social Engineering
Difficulty
Medium
Play time
2–3 min
Price
Free, in your browser, sign-up optional

How to play

Tap
A wrong claim: +100. A true one: −40.
Win
Catch at least 70% of the mistakes with no more than 2 false alarms.
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

+100 per mistake caught, −40 per true claim tapped. Win by catching at least 70% of the mistakes with no more than 2 false alarms.

Each level keeps its own best score in this browser.

What it trains

Fact-checking
Spotting myths and ads dressed as advice.
Focus
Reading fast and accurately.

Strategy and tips

Confidence isn't proof
Some of their surest lines are the wrong ones.
Mind false alarms
Tapping a true claim costs 40 points.
Expert
Lines come every 1.8 seconds and only two stay on screen.

Why play Pod Fact?

Practising “says who?” at speed helps when a real show sounds sure of itself.

Frequently asked questions

Is Pod Fact free?

Yes. It is free and runs in your browser, with no download. Signing up is optional.

Are the hosts real?

No. Every name, brand, platform and coin in the game is made up. The tricks, though, are real ones you'll meet online.

Are the facts real?

Yes: the true claims are true, and the end screen corrects every mistake you missed.