iOS

VaultRush — 2v2 heists with nearby friends

VaultRush is a fast 2v2 heist game for iPhone and iPad. Play as the thieves or the guards, solo with a bot teammate or with friends nearby, across three maps that change as the match goes on.

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VaultRush thief view in 2D with a smoke cloud over the guards, a Crack the Vault objective and tackle, decoy, smoke and grapple buttons

Crack the vaultThrow smoke to break the guards’ line of sight, then stand in the ring to crack the vault.

VaultRush guard view at The Docks with the vault, a getaway boat, a Protect the Vault objective and trap, wall and grapple buttons

Guard the docksPatrol as a guard, tag the thieves and use walls and your grapple to cut off the boat getaway.

VaultRush thief view at The Gallery, using smoke to slip past guard sight cones on the way to the vault

Heist at the GalleryUse your gadgets to slip past the guards and reach the vault in The Gallery.

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No account. Nearby play without internet. Free to use.

Free to download: Solo play on The Annex at every difficulty is free, and so is nearby multiplayer on all three maps, including hosting and joining.
No ads or subscription: VaultRush has no advertising, analytics or account. Game Center and nearby play use Apple’s own services.

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Questions

Do I need friends nearby to play?

No. You can play solo with a bot teammate against bot guards or thieves, on Easy, Normal or Hard. Bots also fill any empty seats in nearby multiplayer.

How does nearby multiplayer work?

One player hosts and others nearby join over local or peer-to-peer connections, with no internet matchmaking. VaultRush needs Local Network permission for this; solo play does not.

What data does VaultRush collect?

There is no VaultRush account, advertising or analytics. Settings and your local leaderboard stay on your device. Nearby multiplayer shares a peer name and game state with connected players, and if you are signed in to Game Center, completed-match scores go to Apple’s leaderboard.