Anchor: DOG and SOCK, INNOCENT
INNOCENT“Found this unsecured. Honestly, your security protocols are embarrassing.”
THE PET PANIC MATCHING GAME
Match the pet. Match the stolen loot. Make the right call before your friends—or have the self-control to say nothing.
Six practice flips. No account. No microphone.
Proposed party edition · in development

LET’S SEE THOSE INSTINCTS.
Compare the pet and the loot.
Choose what you’d call.
We’ll explain each reveal.
ANCHORAlready on the table
“Found this unsecured. Honestly, your security protocols are embarrassing.”
NEW CARDJust revealed
“I see you bought me another apartment with free shipping.”
WHAT’S YOUR CALL?
Match the two labels. INNOCENT / CAUGHT is attitude, not a matching rule.
NOT THIS TIME · CORRECT CALL: SAY NOTHING
The pets differ and the loot differs. Stay quiet. In tabletop play, the old Anchor goes to the Doghouse. The newly revealed Scene becomes the next Anchor.
“I see you bought me another apartment with free shipping.”
SIX FLIPS. ONE VERY LOUD GAME.
0 / 6
You read 0 of 6 reveals correctly. This was an untimed practice of the calls, not a tabletop score or a speed ranking. Try it again, or bring the rules to game night.
An untimed tutorial with six curated reveals. Taps stand in for spoken calls. “Correct” tracks decisions, not the full game’s points.
LESS EXPLAINING. MORE SHOUTING.
The match comes from the icons.
The captions are there to make
the pets look even less sorry.
Keep one Scene face-up as the Anchor. Reveal the next card beside it so everyone sees it together.
Same pet only? PACK! Same loot only? MINE! Both? Only ZOOMIES! counts. Neither? Stay quiet.
The first correct caller takes the old Anchor. The new Scene becomes the next one. Most points wins.
A false call costs a scored card. No cards yet? Sit out the next Scene reveal. If nobody has a match, the old Anchor goes to the Doghouse.
THE USUAL SUSPECTS. THE USUAL STOLEN STUFF.
Every pet-and-loot pairing appears twice: once INNOCENT, once CAUGHT. The expression changes. The two matching labels stay the same.
5 PETS × 5 LOOT × 2 STATES = 50 SCENES
THE PETS
THE LOOT
AND TWO INTERRUPTIONS.
Do absolutely nothing while the Flipper counts to two. A game call gets the usual false-call penalty.
THE ANCHOR STAYS.Shout the name on the card. The first correct caller wins this two-point special. Yes, it can be your actual pet.
THE ANCHOR STAYS.This is Guzzy. Management has been notified.
Concept preview · your approved pet portrait would replace the illustration.
WAIT. THAT’S MY PET.
The proposed personalized edition puts your pet on the two-point name card. Name, portrait, and a little of their very specific nonsense.
One personalized front. The other 51 cards and the matching rules stay consistent.
Name-and-caption concept only. No photo upload, order, or artwork generation is submitted. Your entries stay in this page.
BEFORE ANYONE STARTS YELLING.
The pets have already
chosen to ignore them.
No. Compare only PET and LOOT. State badges and captions are for the joke. If both pet and loot match, call ZOOMIES! even when one looks innocent and the other has clearly been caught.
Only ZOOMIES! is correct. PACK! and MINE! are false calls on a double match. The winner takes the old Anchor and a Doghouse bonus card if one is available.
No. VET goes to the Doghouse after the silent two-count. The correct pet-name caller claims YOUR PET. The existing Anchor stays in place through either special.
The proposed physical game uses spoken calls. There’s no pile-slapping mechanic. The demo uses buttons so you can learn the calls without a microphone or a group. With a group and one phone, you can play the full game free: the phone flips, judges the call and keeps score.
The proposed party edition is for 2–6 players, approximately 10–15 minutes, with 16+ positioning. Its humor is about household chaos, work, rent, and animals behaving like unreasonable roommates. You don’t need to own a pet.
The Your Pet Edition is $59.99 for a 52-card printed deck, with shipping and tax added at checkout. Use the preview on this page to start your pet’s card.
YOUR PET STARTED IT.
Six flips. Three calls. One very suspicious pet.
Create my printed deck