Peet Sneak and the locked-room dash for the toilet key
Peet Sneak drops you into an Arcade chase through shadowy hallways, where the goal is not theft but a badly needed toilet break. You guide Peet with clicks or holds, slip past guards, and collect the key that opens the way forward.
Clicking, holding, and staying out of sight
The controls stay close to the action: use point-and-click movement to steer Peet, then pause when a guard blocks the path. Timing matters because one wrong step can land you in trouble, so each move has to match the patrol route in front of you.
Keys, doors, and a route through the office
Every area asks you to read the room before you rush ahead, since doors stay shut until you find the right key. The office setting gives the sneaking a clear layout, and the whole run works as a simple browser challenge with no download needed.
A funny stealth setup with real pressure
The premise gives the game its edge: you are sneaking through a rival company’s building for one very awkward reason, and the guards make sure it is not a straight line. That absurd setup keeps the tension focused on movement, hiding, and choosing when to risk a dash, which makes the whole thing feel funny without losing the stealth puzzle side.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
29 february 2024
Last Update
29 february 2024