One player. Three capybaras. Zero dignity.
A prestigious fashion event is in full swing — and somewhere in the crowd, three very suspicious figures are making their way to the most coveted jewel in the city. They walk like humans. They dress like humans. They are absolutely not humans.
Wobbly Heist is a 3D stealth puzzle game set in a vibrant Central American-inspired city. Control a capybara mafia boss and his two loyal goons as they infiltrate the glamour of a high-end fashion event — disguised, stacked, and barely holding it together.
HOW THE HEIST WORKS
Stack up. Combine your trio under one trench coat to move unnoticed through human spaces. You're just a regular person. Nothing to see here.
Split up. Unstack at any moment to control each capybara independently — distract a guard, activate a mechanism, or create an access path for the rest of the team.
Improvise. Every section of the city brings new challenges. Coordinate, adapt, and find creative ways through without raising suspicion.
DON'T BLOW YOUR COVER
Stay together, stay invisible. Split up when you need to — but don't let the guards spot you alone. If the boss gets caught, it's back to the last checkpoint. If a goon gets spotted, they automatically runs back to the leader.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
A charming blend of stealth and humor
A clever team-based disguise mechanic unlike anything else
A fun dynamic between a mafia boss and his two loyal goons
A playful, non-violent approach to infiltration
Whoopee cushions
A CITY WORTH SNEAKING THROUGH
Wobbly Heist takes place in a neo-colonial city bursting with warm colors, rounded architecture, and handpainted textures. Every corner is a postcard — if postcards had suspicious figures in trench coats.
The soundtrack blends Latin Jazz and energetic percussion, capturing both the city's festive energy and the constant tension of the heist. And between all of it, the cheerful gibberish of three capybaras who definitely know what they're doing.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
No capybaras were harmed during the making of this game. The trench coat, however, has seen things.
Nothing suspicious here.
