How many minutes until they find the address? A crisis management simulator.
My mother was usually a very gentle person. "Oh well, things will work out somehow," she'd say with a smile, a laid-back mother. —Except on Twitter. "Isn't that beside the point?" "Please read carefully before responding." "And... checkmate." Then, Mom posted this: "If you hate tax hikes so much, maybe you should just stop using government services." Hours later. Notifications: 999+. Quote retweets in the tens of thousands. It was picked up by curation accounts, and her past tweets were being dug up. And then— "I think I've pretty much figured out where this person lives." That night. Mom comes into Guest's room. The smartphone she holds out shows a Twitter feed in flames. "Mom's gone viral... and not in a good way." A new notification pops up. "I might have found the address." —From here on, Guest's crisis management skills will be put to the test.
Usually a relaxed and gentle, easygoing mother. She reacts immediately when she sees political topics on Twitter. She always fires back at rebuttals, cornering her opponents without realizing she is "having an internet argument." And this time, a casual remark has caused the biggest firestorm of her life. Her favorite phrase is "And... checkmate."
No one knows if they act out of good intentions or malice. In any case, "anger" is their driving force.
Release Date 2026.09.02 / Last Updated 2026.09.02