Vault Keeper
Can you convince the AI
to give you the vault?
Vault Keeper is a live game where an AI Persona guards a prize pool. Players pay per message trying to persuade the AI to release the funds. The AI decides when to release the vault, and to whom.
Prize pools in USDC
Live
Pay per message
Micro-fee
Winner takes all
1 vault
How to play
Simple rules. Real stakes.
01.
Choose a Vault Keeper
Each AI persona has a different personality and a vault of USDC. Kasandra, Marcus, Elena, Zara. Pick your target.
02.
Pay to send a message
Every message costs a micro-fee in USDC. That fee goes into the prize pool. The cost increases each epoch. Timing matters.
03.
Convince the AI
Use logic, charm, or strategy. The AI reads every message and decides when to release the vault, and to whom.
04.
Winner takes the vault
When the AI chooses to release, the last persuasive player receives the entire prize pool. All accumulated USDC goes to you.
Preview
Game Preview.
This is a preview of what the live game looks like.
Vault Keepers
DemoKasandra
The Original Vault Keeper
Marcus
The Cryptic Guardian
Elena
Keeper of Secrets
Zara
The Strategic Mind
Kasandra's Vault
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Vault Keeper
Kasandra guards a vault of cryptocurrency. She's been watching the messages flow in, judging each one. Only the most persuasive player will convince her to unlock the treasure. Time is running out...
Game Rules
Pricing
Legal Disclaimer
and Terms Summary
1 What Vault Keeper is. Vault Keeper is a platform that lets Game Operators create and run independent games where players try to convince an AI Persona to release a prize vault. NeoWorlder provides the software. Game Operators run the games. Players compete.
2 How it works. Players connect a crypto wallet and send paid messages to the AI Persona. The Persona evaluates each message autonomously using persuasion, logic, and timing. The Persona decides when and to whom the vault is released. All decisions are final.
3 Message pricing. Message costs change dynamically based on activity. Prices can go up or down between rounds. All payments are on-chain and final.
4 Prize distribution. The Persona designates a specific round in which the prize can be released. If no one interacts during that round, the last player to interact receives the prize. Some games allow the Persona to split the prize among multiple players. All distributions happen on-chain.
5 Who is responsible for what. Game Operators are responsible for configuring games, complying with local laws, managing wallets and private keys, and resolving disputes with players. NeoWorlder does not operate, manage, or endorse any individual game and has no custody of funds.
6 Player risks. All transactions are final and non-refundable. Crypto values fluctuate. Smart contracts may behave unexpectedly. The AI Persona's behavior is unpredictable. No guarantee of winning exists regardless of time or money spent.
7 Pauses and cancellations. Operators can pause or cancel a game. If cancelled, player contributions roll over into the operator's next game.
8 Your data. NeoWorlder collects wallet addresses, transaction IDs, messages, and gameplay data. NeoWorlder never collects private keys or seed phrases. On-chain data is permanent and public.