Inu: free Shiba games and the $KIBBLE coin

For holders

If you hold $KIBBLE

What it is. $KIBBLE is the official coin of the Inu games, live on Solana since 15 Oct 2026. In the games it buys cosmetics only: outfits, cars, pets and furniture. Cosmetics never change gameplay or prize odds. You buy it on pump.fun with a Phantom wallet. If you use a pump.fun email wallet, send your $KIBBLE to Phantom (or export that wallet) first.
→ How to buy $KIBBLE, step by step

Kennel tiers: free status for holding. Keep $KIBBLE in your wallet and climb from Pup to Guard Dog, Alpha and Top Dog. It's read straight from the blockchain, with no fees and no locking. If you dip below a tier's amount, that tier's clock restarts. Tiers unlock cosmetics only. An optional Streamflow lock adds a padlock flair, but it costs about 0.168 SOL plus 0.5% of the locked $KIBBLE, and none of that comes back.
→ Kennel tiers and locks

Launch Hall. Launch your own coin from inside Inu Verse using pump.fun's creator, paired with $KIBBLE where pump.fun allows it. You sign everything in your own wallet. The games never hold or create tokens. The Hall board shows live stats and real pump.fun links.
→ Inside the Launch Hall

Clean Launch and Verified Launch badges. Every coin on the Hall board already gets a Clean Launch check (PASS or WARN, with the on-chain proof). The Verified Launch badge is a stricter, opt-in upgrade: all four checks must pass, coins are re-checked, and the badge can be taken away. It's live now, and Crier Barkley announces newly verified coins as town news. A badge is a quick trust signal. It doesn't mean "safe" and it isn't advice.
→ How the badges work

Kibble Pay. One shared checkout for cosmetics across every Inu game. You pay one fixed price, approve it in Phantom, and the item is yours. No loot boxes, no random rewards.
→ How Kibble Pay works

Tech & treasury dashboard. Public live balances for the Bone Vault, Kennel Chest and President's Vault, auto-burn status, Founding Five Thousand seat tracker (how to qualify, open seats, title holders), and an oracle-style $KIBBLE price feed from a free public API.
→ Open the tech dashboard · /inu/tech

Shop fee ledger. Running 1.5% shop fee: 0.5% burned on purchase and 1% prize pools (daily / weekly / monthly) swept weekly to Kennel Chest. Off-chain bookkeeping only — distinct from the 40/35/25 pump.fun creator fee split.
→ Open the shop fee ledger · /inu/ledger

The Founding Five Thousand. Ten seats. Be one of the first to put in US$5,000 (counted on what you send, before fees) and the title is yours for good, even if the price drops or you later sell. When a seat-holder sells, their seat opens for the next person. Live tracker + in-town "Seat open!" notice are live together. It's a cosmetic title only and promises nothing.
→ Founding Five Thousand rules · Seat tracker

Please read: meme coins are volatile and can lose most or all of their value. Only spend what you can afford to lose. This isn't financial advice.

For players

If you want to play

No coin, no wallet, no sign-up needed to start.

Inu Verse: the hub town. New here? A free quest tour walks you round 12 places, each with its own mascot guide, and pays Bones once you've actually done each place's task. Run a busy café floor shift (seat customers, take orders, cook, serve and collect tips), shop the Kibble Mall, test-drive cars, adopt a pet, tend the farm, run your own shop on a rented lot (rent is paid in Bones) and arrange its themed interior, buy a home plot that's yours alone and walk around inside it with lots of furniture to choose from, hit the beach or ride the ferry. Make friends, fall in love, marry at the chapel and raise pups. Keep a daily login streak going for cosmetic pins, check this week's prize boards at the plaza, and take the daily lesson at Good Boy Academy, the town's pup school. Some earned outfits give a small Bones bonus while you wear them. Bring your Inu Quest companion along, swap items with other players, and visit the new game districts. Then join in the town's living simulation if you want to: the Paw Audit Bureau, Pawmarks, and opt-in pup police and park rangers. The Barkley Courthouse is open too, where you can contest a citation, and the medics of the Pawsley Pup Clinic patch up cartoon bumps, and the Emberpaw Firehouse crew handles town emergencies.
→ Explore Inu Verse · Play now

Inu Arcade. Nine original Inu cabinets, each a fresh twist and never a remake: Kibble Chomp, Street Sniffer, Paw-Fu Tower, Bone Digger, Pip's Big Bark, Shiba Scuffle, Bark Invaders, Pup Crossing and Bone Breaker. All nine now count on the combined Arcade board. Inu Rescue is in the lobby too.
→ Meet the cabinets · Play now

Inu Quest. Creature-collecting adventure with companions like Wren Wanderly. Press Start and play straight away, no wallet needed, and your game autosaves so Continue picks up where you left off. There's also an optional paid AI Coach for private tips.
→ Play now

Inu Rescue. Pup-saving platformer, also in the Arcade lobby.
→ Play now

Inu Empires. Real-time strategy: gather, build and age up your Shiba empire.
→ Play now

Ribbit Nugs. Action adventure (new name, same game and link).
→ Play now

Meme Brawl. Fancy a fight? Its own game, with ranked online 1v1.
→ Play now

Bones and Pawmarks: free play money. You earn Bones by playing and spend them in town. Pawmarks run the town's side economy. Neither can ever be cashed out or turned into $KIBBLE.
→ Bones, Pawmarks and $KIBBLE explained

Prizes for skill, never luck. Post scores and climb the boards. Daily, weekly and monthly prize pools go to the top-ranked players. Entry is always free, and nothing you buy changes your odds.

Seat open! Inu Verse announces in town whenever a Founding Five Thousand seat frees up. How to qualify: send US$5,000 of $KIBBLE (before fees); title is permanent; sale opens the seat for the next person. Title only — promises nothing.

Live

Lands & plots

Unique ownership. Bone Street home plots (p1–p8) are one wallet each — the server refuses a double claim, so nobody can buy a plot someone already owns. Homes are a one-off Bones purchase (300 Bones), then you decorate inside.

Bones rent. Business lots (Farm Lane ~40 Bones/day, Mall Row prime ~120) lease in Bones only. Two days up front; three unpaid days and the lease returns. Rent never touches $KIBBLE or real money.

Open Inu Verse · claim a plot How homes & shop lots work →

Live now

Shipped and open

These were on the build list. They're live today.

Launch Hall — launch your own coin via pump.fun from inside Inu Verse, paired with $KIBBLE where allowed. You sign in your own wallet; the games never hold or create tokens.
→ Inside the Launch Hall · Verse Launch Hall
Quest AI Coach — paid private tips in Inu Quest (1000 $KIBBLE · 50% burn / 50% Kennel). Advice only; never changes odds.
→ Fee & split on /inu/tech · Play Quest
Founding Five Thousand seats — 10 seats, US$5,000 sent before fees, permanent title, live tracker + in-town "Seat open!" notice.
→ Rules · Seat tracker
Tech & treasury dashboard — public vault balances, auto-burn, seat progress, coach ledger, $KIBBLE price feed.
→ Open the dashboard · /inu/tech
Shop fee ledger — live 1.5% shop fee (0.5% on-purchase burn + 1% prize pools / unswept to Kennel Chest weekly).
→ Open ledger · /inu/ledger · on tech
Ultimate flywheel — spend → fees/Kennel → Bone Vault buyback/autoburn → burn-to-vote, one closed loop with live pulses.
→ See the loop · Full page · /inu/flywheel
Verse quest onboarding — visit 12 places, learn each one with a mascot, earn Bones (up to 390) and inventory-only cosmetics.
→ Progress card · Play Inu Verse
Good Boy Academy — the town's pup school in Inu Verse: Lesson of the Day, a daily trading quiz (three tries a day) and a Pup Report Card. Bones for first clears. Educational game fiction, not investment advice.
→ Explore Inu Verse · Play
Burn-to-vote — vote on hub polls (Academy classroom theme, hub promo) weighted by $KIBBLE you've burned yourself. Hard per-wallet caps and soft whale limits. It never redirects the treasury auto-burn and never changes the 40/35/25 fee split. The Daily Bone in town shows the current poll.
→ Vote on /inu/tech
Café floor shift — the Shiba Sips Café job is now a busy floor: seat customers, take orders, cook at the stations, serve and collect tips in Bones.
→ Play Inu Verse
Your own home, one owner per plot — Bone Street plots can only be owned by one wallet, and homes are walkable inside with lots more furniture to place.
→ Lands & plots
Outfit Bones bonus — some earned outfits add a small Bones bonus on top of normal rewards while you wear them. Earned in play, never sold.
→ Play Inu Verse
Living town, companions, districts and trading — birds, napping cats, wind and a morning baker; your Inu Quest companion can follow you in town; five free game districts; and item-only trading between players, confirmed by both wallets, with no coins or Bones changing hands.
→ Explore Inu Verse
Fire Brigade and town events — the Emberpaw Firehouse joins the opt-in town simulation, with firefighter shifts and seeded town emergencies.
→ The living town
Auto-burn and buyback — auto-burn is switched on: every 7 days, 1,000 $KIBBLE from the Bone Vault is lined up to burn and signed in the team's own wallet (capped at 10,000 per burn and per Sydney day, with an off switch). The Bone Vault's fee share can also buy $KIBBLE on the market to feed the same burn. Burns only ever come from the Bone Vault, and each one is public on-chain.
→ How it works · Live status
Inu Quest start fixed — Start works on the title screen with no wallet, and autosave and Continue are more reliable.
→ Play Inu Quest

For players

Verse quest onboarding

A free place-by-place tour of Inu Verse. Mascots teach you what each stop does. Bones and optional cosmetics are yours to keep — cosmetics stay inventory-only and are never sold.

0 / 12 places to start · earn up to 390 Bones · café apron, scout bandana, graduate pin

Launch Hall
Kibble Bank
Kibble Mall
Inu Arcade
Arcade Districts
Rescue Station
Trainer Gate
Shiba Sips Café
Your home plot
Farmers Market
Leaderboards Hall
Prize-pool board

Play · start Verse quests Explore Inu Verse →

How the two economies feed each other

Inu runs two separate economies. They help each other, but they never mix.

The closed $KIBBLE machine is the ultimate flywheel — spend, Kennel fees, Bone Vault burn, burn-to-vote. How it works →

Free games bring players in. Every game is free to play.
Some players pick up $KIBBLE because they want a cosmetic, like a car, an outfit or a pet.
Every cosmetic price already includes a 1.5% cut. 0.5% is burned on-chain at purchase. The other 1% goes into player prize pools (Kennel Chest, weekly sweep): 0.25% daily, 0.5% weekly and 0.25% monthly.
The pools reward skill and rank. The top three on the combined board share each pool 50/30/20. Entry is free.
Good games and prizes bring more players, and the loop goes round again.

Holders get: hold-streak status in the Kibble Kennel, tools in the Launch Hall, and visibility (the Kennel wall, badges, and town news from Crier Barkley).

Where creator fees go: the $KIBBLE creator fees are split 40% to the Kennel Chest (community pool), 35% to the President's Vault and 25% to the Bone Vault, the dev share for hosting, tools and art, with part of it seeding the next Inu project after Inu Verse. This is published for transparency only. It isn't a payout to holders, and there are no returns. See the wallets

What never crosses over: Bones and Pawmarks stay in-game. They never turn into $KIBBLE or prizes. And nothing bought with $KIBBLE changes gameplay or prize odds.

Loop diagram: free games bring players; some pick up $KIBBLE for cosmetics; 1% of each cosmetic price funds daily, weekly and monthly prize pools; top players win by rank; more players arrive. — The player and prize loop

Firewall diagram: the $KIBBLE side (wallet, Kennel tiers, Launch Hall, cosmetics) and the in-game side (Bones, Pawmarks, prize boards) are separated; Bones and Pawmarks never become $KIBBLE, and purchases never change odds. — Two economies, one firewall

Show the diagram as text (mermaid)

flowchart LR
  A[Free Inu games] -->|players arrive| B[Players]
  B -->|some choose to| C[Pick up $KIBBLE]
  C -->|buy cosmetics with Kibble Pay| D[Cosmetic purchase]
  D -->|0.5%| T[On-purchase burn]
  D -->|1%: 0.25% daily, 0.5% weekly, 0.25% monthly| P[Prize pools]
  P -->|skill and rank only, free entry| W[Top players]
  W -->|good games and prizes| B
  subgraph InGame[Stays in-game, never cashes out]
    BO[Bones]
    PM[Pawmarks]
  end
  BO -. never converts .-x C
  PM -. never converts .-x P

Still being built

Everything above is live. These are planned and not built yet.

Home lot rentals Coming soon: today only business lots have rent; renting a lot for your home isn't built yet.
Player-built houses Coming soon: building your own house beyond the starter buildings, with extra rooms and building materials.
Night market Coming soon: an evening market in town.
Lost-and-found Coming soon: a town desk for handing in and claiming lost items.
Community garden Coming soon: a shared garden for the whole town.
Bigger vehicle roster Coming soon: more original Inu vehicles, such as trucks, buses, taxis, scooters, bikes and boats.
More town buildings Coming soon: a vet clinic, a train station and a gym.
Getting around Coming soon: district signs, map labels, a "Take me to…" button and free fast-travel stops.
More sponsorships Coming soon: today's café and billboard sponsor slots grow, so memecoin communities can also sponsor items, named townsfolk or events, paid in $KIBBLE to the President's Vault. Sponsored spots are clearly labelled and vetted.
More holder perks Coming soon: exclusive emotes, title colours, a holder-only room and building skins. Cosmetic only.
More Arcade cabinets Coming soon: more original Inu cabinets are planned, such as a platformer where a Shiba swaps hats to gain new powers.
Tournaments Coming soon: free bracket tournaments across Meme Brawl and Inu Arcade. Winners earn cosmetics or Bones.
Clip sharing Coming soon: capture your best moments and share them on X, or watch other players' clips in game.
Arcade AI coach Coming soon: same paid private tip model as Quest Coach, for Inu Arcade cabinets next. Quest Coach is already live.
Good Boy Academy, next lessons Coming soon: a Practice Launch sandbox and more lessons for the pup school. Practice only, nothing real is launched.
Kennel crews and turf Coming soon: an early idea for friendly player crews that claim parts of town in free, Bones-only challenges. Not designed yet.
Launch Hall on the hub Coming soon: open the Launch Hall straight from this page with just your wallet, without signing in to Inu Verse first.
A look for every building Coming soon: each town building and shop gets its own shape and colour, so the café, bank and arcade are easy to tell apart.
Text chat bar Coming soon: an always-there chat bar in Inu Verse with stronger filters to keep chat friendly.
Burn festival rewards Coming soon: limited-time events where you can choose to burn $KIBBLE for listed cosmetic rewards. Burns are always optional, permanent and visible on-chain.

Downloads

📘 Inu Holder Guide (PDF): buying, Kennel tiers, lock costs, the Launch Hall, badges, Kibble Pay, the Founding Five Thousand and staying safe.
🎮 Inu Player Guide (PDF): every building and game with links, Bones, Pawmarks and how prizes work.
🔁 Inu Two Economies (PDF): both diagrams and the rules that keep the two economies apart.