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How to play
Change the snake's direction with the arrow keys or the buttons. Each piece of food is worth one point and makes the snake longer. Hitting a wall or your own body ends the game.
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How to play
Rules and tips
- The snake moves on its own in its current direction. Use the arrow keys or the buttons to turn.
- Each piece of food (the red dot) is worth one point and makes the snake one square longer.
- The game ends if the head hits a wall or the snake's own body.
- You can't turn 180° in one move: the snake can't double back into itself.
Tips to play better
- Don't box yourself in: always leave an exit when you turn.
- Once the snake is long, hug the edges and make wide turns.
- Start on Medium speed and move up to Fast once you've found your rhythm.
Controls by input type
- Mouse / trackpad: click the arrow buttons to change direction.
- Touch (phone/tablet): tap the arrow buttons to change direction.
- Keyboard: the arrow keys (or W A S D) change direction; a text notice reports when the game ends and your score.
Questions about Snake
Frequently asked questions
The snake moves on its own in the direction you choose. You steer it to eat the red dots, which make it grow. Hitting a wall or your own body ends the game.
The snake can't reverse 180° in one move, because it would collide with its own neck. Turn at a right angle to change course.
Use the speed selector: Slow, Medium, or Fast. The faster it goes, the more points per minute, but the less time you have to react.
Yes. Your highest score is stored only in your browser, on your own device. Nothing is sent to us.
Yes. Use the arrow buttons on screen. On a computer, the keyboard arrows (or W/A/S/D) work too.
The goal is to score as many points as possible. In theory, filling the whole board is the ultimate win, but the real challenge is beating your own best score.
No. The food appears in different places, but surviving and scoring depends only on your reflexes and your route planning.
Use the four arrow keys (or W/A/S/D) to turn. A text notice reports game over and your score for screen readers.
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