Archer's Food Heist
Guide a tiny dog to steal snacks and sneak back to the apple tree without being spotted by patrolling humans.
How to play
- Drag on the screen or use arrow keys to steer Archer.
- Collect the required number of snacks scattered around the yard.
- Stay completely out of the humans' yellow sight cones.
- Run back to the apple tree to secure the stolen food.
- Break line of sight quickly if a human starts chasing you.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag your finger anywhere on the screen to steer Archer around the yard.
- Keyboard
- Use the arrow keys or WASD keys to run in any direction.
- Mouse
- Click and drag your mouse to guide Archer safely past the humans.
More about this game
Your goal is to help Archer the tiny dog steal food and return safely to the apple tree. You must navigate around the yard while carefully avoiding the yellow sight cones of patrolling humans like Sally and Ian. If a human spots you, their suspicion meter fills up over 0.75 seconds. Once alerted, they will chase you at high speed. A run ends if a human catches you, but you can escape by breaking their line of sight until they lose the trail.
Tips
- Humans take exactly 0.75 seconds to fully spot you, meaning you can briefly sprint through the very edge of a yellow cone without triggering a chase.
- An alerted human chases you at a speed of 285, which is slower than your top speed of 350, giving you a chance to run away.
- Wait patiently for the humans to turn around at the far ends of their patrol paths before making a quick dash to grab the pizza or bacon.
Questions
How do I beat the first stage?
In The Pizza Incident, you need to collect all 3 pizza slices while avoiding Sally and Belinda, then return safely to the apple tree to win.
What happens if a human sees me?
Their suspicion meter begins to fill up. If you stay inside their yellow vision cone for 0.75 seconds, they will sound an alert and chase you.
Can I outrun the humans if they chase me?
Yes, Archer runs at a speed of 350, while humans only chase at 285. Keep running away until you break their line of sight and they lose the trail.