Robo Arcade
Documentation
Everything holders need to enter the Arcade, play with their Robos, understand ranked attempts and follow the collective weekly competition.
Robo Arcade is the holder-exclusive gaming layer of Alpha Roboverse. It gives every Alpha Robo a repeatable role beyond collecting: holders can play skill-based games, build verified results and compete together on one weekly leaderboard.
Purpose
The Arcade is designed around consistent participation rather than a single one-off contest. Different game types reward different strengths—strategy, reflexes and knowledge—while Arcade Points combine them into one competition.
Holder utility
Ownership of an Alpha Robo is the pass. No separate account or password is required.
Fair competition
Runs are recorded and verified on the server before they enter a ranked board.
Multi-game identity
One verified wallet can move across every live Arcade game during the weekly season.
Quick start
Holder verification happens at the Arcade entrance. Once complete, the same pass works across all live games for the current competition week.
- Connect your holder walletOpen Robo Arcade and connect the wallet that holds at least one Alpha Roboverse NFT on Robinhood Chain.
- Scan your collectionThe Arcade reads the Alpha Robos currently held by that wallet and displays them for selection.
- Select a RoboChoose the Robo ID you want to use first. You can switch to another Robo held by the same wallet later.
- Sign the verification messageThis is a free wallet signature. It is not a transaction, costs no gas and gives the site no token approval.
- Choose a gameYour Arcade Pass now unlocks Robo 2048, Pac Robo, Trivia Spirit and Flappy Robos until the weekly reset.
Token gating
Robo Arcade is available only to Alpha Roboverse holders. Access is checked against the official collection on Robinhood Chain.
| Check | What happens |
|---|---|
| Collection ownership | The selected token ID is checked against the official Alpha Roboverse contract. |
| Wallet control | A time-limited message is signed by the connected wallet and verified by the server. |
| Current ownership | Ownership is checked again when a Robo is selected or switched. |
| Weekly registration | A Robo is associated with one wallet for the current competition week. |
The signature does not move an NFT, approve a contract or spend funds. Always check that your wallet shows a message signature—not an on-chain transaction.
Arcade Pass and multiple Robos
The Arcade Pass belongs to the verified wallet for the current weekly season. It removes the need to sign separately before every game.
Switching Robos
If a wallet holds more than one Alpha Robo, the holder can use Switch Robo from the Arcade lobby. The system rescans the wallet, confirms ownership and changes the active token ID without requesting another signature.
Each Robo ID receives its own three ranked attempts in each game every UTC day. A wallet holding five Robos can therefore play ranked attempts with all five, but it still receives only one official position per game.
Weekly registration lock
Once a Robo is registered to a wallet during a competition week, it cannot be registered by a different wallet until the next weekly reset. This prevents a token from being passed between wallets to create extra leaderboard identities.
Ranked attempts and resets
Robo Arcade uses two clocks. Daily attempts and weekly competition standings do not reset at the same time.
Every game is playable now in unlimited practice mode. Ranked attempts, official leaderboards and Arcade Points begin Monday, 5 October 2026 at 16:00 UTC.
Attempt reset
Every Robo ID receives three new ranked attempts in each live game.
Season reset
The weekly leaderboards, Arcade Points, pass and token registration move to a new competition week.
Attempt rule
- Before the first season begins, every game is open in unlimited practice mode.
- Practice results do not consume ranked attempts, enter leaderboards or award Arcade Points.
- Starting a ranked run after launch consumes one attempt for the active Robo ID.
- Attempts are tracked by token ID, not only by wallet.
- Moving the NFT to another wallet does not restore attempts already used by that token ID.
- Switching to another Robo shows that Robo’s own remaining attempts.
The games
The current stack covers strategy, reflexes, knowledge and timing. More game types can be added to the same Arcade and points system later.
Robo 2048
Combine matching numbered tiles on a 4 × 4 grid. Each successful merge adds its new tile value to the score, and a new tile appears after every valid move.
- Controls
- Arrow keys, WASD, touch swipe or on-screen arrows
- Primary rank
- Total score
- First tie-break
- Highest tile reached
- Run ends
- Submit manually or when no legal move remains
Pac Robo
Guide your selected Robo through a neon chase grid, collect every energy dot and activate power cores to temporarily destroy four corrupted pursuit drones. Every corridor has an escape route, so there are no dead-end pockets.
- Controls
- Arrow keys, WASD or on-screen direction pad
- Primary rank
- Total score
- Tie-breaks
- Stage, dots collected, then completion time
- Run ends
- Lose all three lives or reach the five-minute limit
Trivia Spirit
Answer 15 randomized questions covering Alpha Roboverse, crypto, wallets, security, NFTs and Web3. Every answer order is shuffled and each question allows 12 seconds.
- Controls
- Select one of four answers
- Primary rank
- Correct answers out of 15
- Tie-break
- Faster total completion time
- Timeout
- Unanswered question scores zero
Flappy Robos
Your active Robo becomes the flyer. Tap repeatedly to stay airborne and pass through a seeded course of energy gates that gradually become tighter.
- Controls
- Screen tap, mouse click, Space, W or Arrow Up
- Primary rank
- Energy gates cleared
- Tie-breaks
- Longer flight, then fewer flaps
- Run ends
- Touch a gate or the edge of the sky
Game rankings
Every game has a daily view and a weekly view. The daily view tracks current UTC-day performance; the weekly view determines Arcade Points.
| Game | Ranking order |
|---|---|
| Robo 2048 | Score → highest tile → earlier verified result |
| Pac Robo | Score → stage → dots collected → faster completion → earlier verified result |
| Trivia Spirit | Correct answers → faster completion → earlier verified result |
| Flappy Robos | Gates cleared → flight time → fewer flaps → earlier verified result |
A holder may play with every Robo they own, but only that wallet’s best Robo result is used when game ranks are assigned. Extra NFTs create more legitimate attempts—not multiple leaderboard positions.
Daily versus weekly boards
Shows the best verified performance for each wallet during the current UTC day.
Shows the best verified performance for each wallet during the active competition week and the Arcade Points earned from that rank.
Arcade Points and the collective leaderboard
At the weekly level, the top 25 wallets in each game earn Arcade Points. Points from Robo 2048, Pac Robo, Trivia Spirit and Flappy Robos are added to create one collective score.
How the total is calculated
With four live games, the current maximum is 400 Arcade Points: 100 points for ranking first in every game.
Collective leaderboard tie-breaks
- 01Higher total Arcade Points
- 02More individual game wins
- 03More top-three finishes
- 04Lower combined sum of game ranks
- 05Earlier final verified result
The Arcade leaderboard measures verified competition performance. A leaderboard position does not automatically guarantee a prize unless Alpha Roboverse announces rewards for that specific weekly season.
Fair play and result verification
The Arcade does not accept a score simply because a browser reports it. Ranked runs use server-created game data and are independently checked before being saved.
Server creates a run ID and randomized seed.
Browser records valid player moves or answers.
Server reconstructs the run from its original seed.
Only the verified result enters the leaderboard.
Anti-abuse protections
- Wallet signatures prove control of the holder wallet.
- On-chain ownership is checked for the selected Robo.
- Daily attempts are stored against the Robo token ID.
- A Robo cannot be registered to multiple wallets in the same competition week.
- Game results are replayed or scored on the server.
- Only completed and verified runs appear in rankings.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to verify before every game?
No. One holder verification opens the Arcade for the current competition week, and the same pass works across all live games.
Does verification cost gas?
No. Access uses a free message signature, not a blockchain transaction.
How many attempts do I get?
Each Robo ID gets three ranked attempts per game every UTC day. Attempts reset at 00:00 UTC.
Can I play with every Robo in my wallet?
Yes. Switch Robos from the Arcade lobby. Each owned Robo has its own daily attempt allowance.
Can I earn several leaderboard positions with several Robos?
No. The wallet receives one position in each game, based on its best Robo result.
Can transferring a Robo reset its attempts?
No. Daily attempts follow the token ID, and the weekly registration lock prevents that Robo from being reused by a different wallet during the same competition week.
When do rankings reset?
Daily boards and attempts reset at 00:00 UTC. The collective weekly season resets every Monday at 16:00 UTC.
Are prizes automatic?
No. Weekly rewards, when offered, will be announced by Alpha Roboverse. The leaderboard itself does not promise a prize.
Glossary
- Arcade Pass
- The verified weekly session that unlocks every live game for a holder wallet.
- Active Robo
- The selected Alpha Robo token ID whose ranked attempts will be used for the next game.
- Ranked attempt
- A game run that consumes one daily allowance and can enter a leaderboard after verification.
- Game rank
- A wallet’s position in one individual game after only its best Robo result is considered.
- Arcade Points
- Weekly points awarded to the top 25 wallets in each live game.
- Collective leaderboard
- The combined weekly ranking made from a wallet’s Arcade Points across every live game.
- UTC day
- The 24-hour period beginning at 00:00 UTC, used for attempt resets.
- Competition week
- The period from Monday 16:00 UTC to the following Monday 16:00 UTC.
Enter Robo Arcade.
Verify one holder wallet, select a Robo and take your best result across the stack.
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