Jones Way: Spot the Faker?
Select a person from a lineup to reveal assumptions about invisible disabilities, then read through their individual stories to learn the truth.
How to play
- Look at the lineup of four individuals on the screen.
- Tap on one person you think strangers might wrongly call a faker.
- Read the reveal from Officer Matthew Jones about invisible disabilities.
- Navigate through the four biography tabs to read each person's story.
- Proceed to the final screen to read the concluding message and restart.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the character portraits and navigation buttons to progress through the story.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the character portraits and navigation buttons to progress through the story.
More about this game
In this educational interactive experience, your goal is to examine a lineup of four individuals and guess who might be wrongly labeled a faker. The core loop involves making a single choice, which immediately reveals that you cannot diagnose strangers by their appearance. You then read through four detailed biographies explaining each person's unique situation, such as legal blindness or ambulatory wheelchair use. The run ends with a final social media post summarizing the lesson, allowing you to restart or review the stories.
Tips
- Your initial choice does not change the outcome; the experience is designed to show that any guess based purely on appearance is flawed.
- Take your time reading the four biographies, as they contain the core educational takeaways about conditions like legal blindness and autism.
- Use the review button at the end if you want to re-read the specific details of Jack, Lisa, Bethany, or Rowan's stories.
Questions
Can I guess the correct faker?
No, there is no actual faker in the lineup. The experience is designed to teach you that disabilities do not have a specific look and cannot be diagnosed by appearance.
Who are the people in the lineup?
The lineup includes Jack, a 33-year-old community member; Lisa, a 36-year-old writer; Bethany, a 55-year-old community member; and Rowan, a 32-year-old actor.
What happens after I make my choice?
After your choice, Officer Matthew Jones explains the lesson. You then unlock four detailed biographies that explain each character's specific situation and a key takeaway.