Inu Arcade
Play Inu Arcade, free in your browser. On phones, play in landscape.
A row of original Inu cabinets. Every game is a fresh Inu twist with its own art, sound, characters and rules. No remakes. Most cabinets have a Classic mode and a remixed Inu Mode, plus a Back to Inu Verse button. Post a score while signed in and it counts toward the free prize boards.
The cabinets
Kibble Chomp (/kibble-chomp) Clear a green hedge maze of kibble while a gang of four cats, each with its own personality, hunts you. Grab a power bone and the chase flips. Inu Mode adds a bark-stun.
Street Sniffer (/street-sniffer) Sniff out kibble across a whole city block while the cat gang prowls. Dodge traffic, obey the one-way alleys, and hide in bins so the cats lose track of you. Use power-ups like the squeaky-toy lure, the fire-hydrant splash and the delivery-scooter dash.
Paw-Fu Tower (/paw-fu-tower) A Shiba martial artist in a white gi climbs four towers, five floors each. Clear each floor's quota with Paw Jabs, Hind Kicks and the Sky Wag, then face a rooftop boss: Major Whiskers, Ruglord Rollo, Duchess Coocoo and Shogun Squeaks.
Bone Digger (/bone-digger) Dig down from the backyard through four soil layers for buried bones. The deeper you go, the slower the dig and the bigger the payoff. Pop moles, snakes and beetles with your Bark Pump, and drop wobbling boulders on them for bonus points.
Pip's Big Bark (/pips-big-bark) Pip, a scrappy young Shiba in an oversized red scarf, races across six stages, from Plaza Rooftops to Syndicate Tower, to bring the scattered pack home. Bark blasts, a Bone-erang, a scarf glide, and bosses including Sir Whiskerton and the Grey Cat Boss.
Shiba Scuffle (/shiba-scuffle) A top-down three-on-three Shiba team brawl against bot packs. Win the Big Bone tug by dragging the bone home to your kennel. Pick a role (Bruno the Bruiser, Kiko the Barker, Dango the Snacker or Zip the Zoomer) and scrap across three arenas with sprinklers, a roaming rug bot and surge waves. On desktop, a friend can join on the same keyboard.
Bark Invaders (/bark-invaders) Bark a descending rug-pull fleet out of the sky before it reaches your kennel. Inu Mode adds the piercing Mega Woof and a whale boss every third wave.
Pup Crossing (/pup-crossing) Hop a pup across Kibble Highway and Bonewater Creek into the kennels, and grab biscuit bonuses on the way.
Bone Breaker (/bone-breaker) Bat a tennis ball into a wall of crates and catch bone-shaped power-ups as they fall.
In the lobby: Inu Rescue
The Arcade lobby has an Inu Rescue card that opens its own site: inu-rescue.vercel.app. Free caged pups from a grumpy cat across a treehouse climb, a rooftop chase, a delivery-van run and the dog park.
Want a fight? Meme Brawl
Meme Brawl is its own game, separate from the Arcade: a free meme fighting game with ranked online 1v1. Practise against the computer or play casual matches anytime. For prizes, only verified ranked wins against real players count. Both players' games must agree on the result, and wins against the computer never count. No stakes, no entry fees, no betting.
Prizes and fair play
- Scores are signed with your wallet and checked by the server for impossible results.
- All nine cabinets now count toward the combined Arcade board: each cabinet's top score in the period is worth 1,000 points, and everyone else gets their share.
- New achievement: Hall Regular, for playing every cabinet in the hall. (The older Arcade Rat badge for the original four cabinets stays.)
- Daily, weekly and monthly prize pools go to the top-ranked players. Entry is always free. No random draws.
- $KIBBLE buys cosmetics only, like cabinet skins and scarf colours. It never changes gameplay or your chance of winning.
The working names Street Sniffer, Paw-Fu Tower, Bone Digger and Shiba Scuffle may change.