Paw Verified
Every title in the store is tested on a wolf for at least nine seconds and rated Verified, Playable or Chewed. 41 percent of the catalogue is currently Chewed.
Spoor is the PC gaming platform built for packs of six to ten. Buy a game once, share it with the whole pack, and settle who plays first the way you already do.
41,880 titles. Every one of them reviewed by a wolf, priced by the moon and licensed to the pack, which means the alpha.
Every title in the store is tested on a wolf for at least nine seconds and rated Verified, Playable or Chewed. 41 percent of the catalogue is currently Chewed.
Your library belongs to the pack. In practice it belongs to the alpha, and the other eight wolves can watch over the shoulder in 1080p at no extra charge.
Prices drop 70 percent on the full moon and go back up at dawn. Wishlist alerts arrive as a single long howl at 3:12 a.m., local ridge time.
Reviews are collected by motion-triggered cameras at known den locations. Consent was obtained by the wolf not leaving.

“I have 2,100 hours in Elk Simulator. I have never been allowed to hold the controller. The spectator mode is very good.”

“We used to fight about who plays first. Now we fight about it inside a licensed client with a fourteen-day refund window.”

“Paw Verified warned me about Guitar Hero. I bought it anyway. It has since been reclassified as Chewed.”
Billing follows the pack's existing org chart. Disputes are resolved outside the app, usually at dusk.
For wolves between packs.
Up to ten wolves. One controller.
One per account. Enforced by the alpha.
Browse twelve titles, filter by Co-op Hunt or Snow, check what is Chewed, and add Elk Simulator 2026 to a cart nobody in the pack can pay for.