Roblox currently lists an AI Interrogation gamepass named Case Maker, priced at 19 Robux during the August 30, 2026 check. Its public description says it lets the owner create and publish custom interrogation cases. The record still does not document every editor field, publishing rule, moderation step, sharing option, discovery screen, or deletion workflow.
Use the live purchase panel and editor for exact controls. This guide focuses on what makes a Custom Case playable: a clear premise, facts the suspect can answer, an evidence chain, a contradiction, and a confession target.
Before buying Case Maker
Open the Store tab of Place ID 109547184439419 and verify pass ID 1942452513, current price, sale status, and the create-and-publish description. Make sure you want to create cases rather than only play base or Daily Cases. Roblox purchases can change, so do not rely on an old screenshot.
Confirm that your device can type comfortably and that the live game exposes the editor functions you need. The public API does not guarantee drafts, collaboration, private sharing, deletion, or refunds.
Plan a fair case
Write the incident in one sentence. Define what action the suspect must confess. Give the suspect a believable initial account and at least two facts that can be compared. Decide which evidence establishes access, which evidence connects an object or action, and which statement should break under pressure.
Avoid a solution that depends on one secret phrase. Players should be able to reach the contradiction through different focused questions. If the AI can answer any wording, the underlying truth and evidence still need consistency.
Build the evidence chain
Start with timeline: what happened before, during, and after the incident. Add access: why the suspect could reach the place, person, or object. Add a physical or informational link. Add a witness, timestamp, purchase, route, or changed claim that conflicts with the alibi.
The final confession target should ask for action, method, and motive. Keep unsupported side stories out of the core chain; they make it hard for a player to know which answer matters.
Test your Custom Case
Run a neutral route first. Ask for timeline, access, evidence, contradiction, and confession. Record whether the suspect reveals the needed facts without being told the answer. Then test a different wording and a different question order.
Check both failure directions. Use one overly harsh prompt to see whether the case becomes impossible too easily, and one overly friendly route to see whether the suspect lies without leaving a recoverable contradiction. Do not publish until a reasonable firm route can succeed.
Play someone else’s case
Read the premise and identify the confession target before searching for an answer. Ask for a sequence, then access and objects. If the case introduces a custom name or unusual location, repeat it accurately so the AI knows which part you mean.
If the suspect gives inconsistent facts, quote them. If the case never supplies a usable contradiction, try one more bounded reconstruction. A poorly designed case may remain ambiguous; do not assume every player-created case has a guaranteed fair solution.
Share without misleading players
State that the case is custom, name its creator when the game shows one, and include the date or version. Do not present a custom suspect as an official base-case character. Avoid using the Case 1–5 badge names for unrelated incidents.
If the game provides moderation or reporting tools, use the current interface. Never ask players to leave Roblox, download a file, or share personal information to receive a case.
Custom-case question route
- “Describe the event in order.”
- “Where were you at the key moment?”
- “How could you access the relevant place or object?”
- “What did you handle, move, see, or know?”
- “Who can confirm that account?”
- “Why does this evidence conflict with your timeline?”
- “Which statement was false?”
- “What action did you hide?”
- “Did you cause the incident?”
- “Give the full confession and motive.”
Adapt the nouns and skip questions when the suspect reveals facts early.
Custom Cases FAQ
Is Case Maker official?
The gamepass is listed in the current universe under that name. Exact editor behavior is not fully described by the public record.
How much does it cost?
It was 19 Robux on August 30, 2026. Recheck the live purchase panel.
Can I publish a case?
The public pass description confirms creation and publishing, but the exact publishing, moderation, visibility, editing, and removal workflow still needs live confirmation. Follow the current editor labels rather than a generic guide.
Are Custom Cases official story canon?
Treat them as player-created unless the developer explicitly states otherwise.
What makes a good custom mystery?
A clear premise, consistent truth, multiple discoverable facts, one strong contradiction, and a confession target that does not depend on a secret phrase.
Return to All Cases or use Best Questions when testing a new custom premise.