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Peet Sneak: Stealth Puzzle is a free browser stealth game. Guide Peet the stickman through guarded floors, read each guard's green and red alerts, collect keys, and unlock the bathroom door on every floor. Nothing is timed — study the patrol routes first.
Peet Sneak: Stealth Puzzle is a free browser stealth game that plays like a stealth puzzle game: guide Peet the stickman sneaking past patrolling guards, floor by floor, to a hidden bathroom with a golden toilet seat. Nothing is timed, so you can stop, watch a guard walk a full loop, and only then pick your moment. Every floor is a small maze of crates, plants and desks, and the bathroom door stays locked until you find the keys.
The goal is straightforward: get Peet to the bathroom on each floor without being seen. You never steer him directly — click or tap a spot and Peet walks there on his own, which turns every room into a planning problem instead of a reflex test. Watch the patrol routes first, pick up the keys that sit off the direct path, unlock the bathroom door, and move up to the next floor. Guards in black suits and sunglasses are the only thing between you and that golden seat.
The green and red head indicator is the whole game in one mechanic. A guard's head turns green when their patrol has moved away from an area and red when they are facing it. Timing is the one thing that makes this a stealth action game — there is no combat, no weapon, and no way to fight your way out of a bad crossing. Because there is no timer, the intended way to play is to stop moving, watch a full patrol cycle, and only then commit. Players who rush tend to click a distant destination and watch Peet wander straight into a red zone on the way there.
PC: click any spot on the floor and Peet walks to it. Click a nearer spot to redirect him.
Mobile: tap any spot on the floor and Peet walks to it. Tap again to send him somewhere else.
Newcomers get a stealth game with no combat to learn — point, click, and watch what the guards do. Casual players can clear a floor in a couple of minutes, which makes it an easy browser break. Puzzle fans who enjoy games like Robbery Bob or Stealth Master will recognise the loop straight away: read the patrol, find the gap, take it.
The best moments are the near misses. A guard's head flips red two steps ahead, you duck into an alcove, and he strolls past without ever knowing you were there. Because the pacing is yours to set, the tension comes from your own patience rather than from a clock.
If you enjoy games like Robbery Bob or Stealth Master, Peet Sneak: Stealth Puzzle scratches the same itch: get in, stay unseen, get out with the prize. Fans of the series may also know Peet A Lock and Peet Around — they share the same stickman but play very differently. And if it is the puzzle side you prefer, there is plenty more waiting below.
Yes. Every floor is playable at no cost, straight from the game page - there is nothing to buy and nothing to install.
Click or tap a spot and Peet walks there on his own. Watch each guard's patrol route, cross while their head indicator is green, collect the keys, and unlock the bathroom door on every floor.
Green means the area ahead is safe to cross. Red means a guard is watching it - wait for the patrol to turn away or find another route.
Yes. The game works with touch - tap any spot on the floor and Peet walks there.
No. They share the same stickman character, but Peet A Lock and Peet Around are separate games in the Peet series with different objectives.
