Archer's Food Heist
Steer a tiny dog to steal dropped food and escape to the apple tree without being caught by patrolling humans.
How to play
- Drag on the screen or use arrow keys to steer Archer around the yard.
- Stay out of the yellow sight cones to avoid raising the humans' suspicion meter.
- Collect the required number of food items scattered across the current stage.
- Run back to the apple tree to secure the stolen snacks and win.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag anywhere on the screen to steer Archer in that direction.
- Keyboard
- Use the Arrow keys or WASD to move Archer around the yard.
- Mouse
- Click and drag anywhere on the playfield to guide Archer's movement.
More about this game
Your goal is to help Archer the dog steal snacks and safely reach the apple tree. You must navigate around patrolling humans by staying out of their yellow vision cones. If a human spots you, a suspicion meter fills up over 0.75 seconds. Once full, they alert and chase you at high speed. A run ends if you are caught, forcing you to retry the stage, or if you successfully secure the required food and escape.
Tips
- Humans take exactly 0.75 seconds to spot you. You can briefly clip the edge of a yellow cone if you keep moving fast.
- Once alerted, humans chase you at a speed of 285, which is slower than your top speed of 350. Run away to break line of sight!
- You can pick up food from 82 pixels away, so you do not need to run directly over the center of the slices to grab them.
Questions
How many stages are there?
There are two stages to complete. The first stage requires you to steal three slices of pizza, while the second stage challenges you to steal a single bacon sandwich.
What happens if a human catches me?
If a human touches you during a chase, you are busted and lose the stolen food. You will have to retry the current stage from the beginning.
Can I outrun the humans?
Yes, your movement speed is 350, while their chase speed is only 285. If you run far enough away for about four seconds, they will lose the trail and return to patrolling.