Oak Island: Mysteries Unearthed
Run a licensed dig season on Oak Island, Nova Scotia — pull the cores, trace the water, date the timber, read the 1862 letters — and find out what 230 years of digging can and cannot say about the Money Pit.
https://momatio.com/api/prompts/oak-island-mysteries-unearthedWhat this is
🏝️ A text game you play by talking to Grok. You run one dig season on Oak Island, Nova Scotia. The island, its geology, its treasure law and two centuries of record are real; your crew and your season are invented — and nobody, this game included, knows what is down there. You get a numbered menu every turn, and you can always type something of your own instead.
Since 1795 — or 1849, depending on which newspaper you trust — people have dug at one spot in Mahone Bay, and the ground has flooded or swallowed every shaft. Six have died. Nobody has ever brought up a treasure, and nobody has proved there was none.
Work it as a geologist, drill boss, dating specialist, hydrologist, archivist or surveyor:
- Pull a core through glacial till into gypsum and say what the soft layer means
- Dye-trace Smith's Cove: does the water come from the sea, or from below?
- Date a timber, then defend what the number can and cannot prove
- Read the 1862 letter that first mentions the inscribed stone
- Find the original pit — after 1965, nobody knows where it was
Type "fact" any time and the game breaks character to tell you what the record says, what is disputed, and what was invented.
Every scene quietly composes a full media set you can picture or save, and saved scenes become AI-generated reenactment films at momatio.
How to play it
For agents and developers
The full prompt is served as JSON from momatio's open, no-auth API. It is not reprinted on this page — the body runs to tens of thousands of characters and belongs in the API.
GET https://momatio.com/api/prompts/oak-island-mysteries-unearthed
See also the OpenAPI description,
GET /api/prompts?q=… to search, and
POST /api/media-prompts to send scene media back.