‘Five Nights on Epstein Island’ is a computer game in which players assume the role of victims trying to escape from Jeffrey Epstein and his known associates, including high-profile individuals such as Donald Trump. This game, distressingly inspired by the real-life horrors associated with Epstein, has gained alarming popularity among school students in the U.S., some even playing it on school grounds.

The very existence of a game like this is a trivialization of the profound trauma experienced by the victims of the Epstein files. It turns their suffering into entertainment, while the perpetrators—the paedophiles and abusers—who have been exposed through these files, still roam free without facing any true consequences.

Allowing such a game to circulate not only desensitizes the younger generation to serious issues like abuse and exploitation, but it also perpetuates a culture where the pain of victims is dismissed as mere play. The traumatic experiences of these victims should be met with empathy and justice, not mocked or trivialized for entertainment purposes.

To honor the dignity and struggles of the victims, we must take a stand and demand the removal of this callous game from all platforms on which it is available. Game developers, distributors, and platform owners need to recognize the potential harm such a game can cause and act responsibly by removing it.

We are calling on concerned educators, parents, community leaders, and all compassionate citizens to speak up and urge for the immediate banning of ‘Five Nights on Epstein Island.’ Let us not let this game further harm the victims or our society’s moral fabric. Please sign this petition to ensure we put human decency and justice before entertainment.