AI Interrogation on Reddit

There is no dedicated subreddit for this game, and searching Reddit for the name mostly returns an unrelated Steam title. Here is where the conversation actually is.

Why the search is confusing

“AI interrogation” collides with two other things: Doki Doki AI Interrogation, a paid Steam game, and general discussion about AI use in real police interviews. Both outrank the Roblox experience in Reddit results, which is why the search feels empty.

Where players are actually discussing it

• YouTube comment sections. Comfortably the busiest venue. Walkthrough videos for individual cases draw people who are stuck on the same one, and the replies are where hints get traded.
• TikTok. Short clips of suspects breaking — and of the AI saying something absurd — are the main way the game is spreading.
• The Roblox experience page. Ratings and the favourites count are the closest thing to a public verdict.

What players are actually saying

Two themes dominate the videos we watched. The first is delight when a suspect improvises something unexpected. The second is frustration when the AI stonewalls — several creators end runs without a confession, and one of the most-viewed clips is essentially someone arguing with a chatbot that will not budge. That split is roughly what the game’s 77% rating reflects.

A note on script posts

Searches for this game surface a lot of “script” results. Those are exploit executors, they violate the Roblox Terms of Use, and they can get your account banned. We do not link to them.

We have collected what those threads actually contain on what players report. If you are here because you are stuck, the question types that actually work will get you further than a thread will.