Snake
Control a snake to eat food and grow longer without colliding with walls or itself.
Snake is a timeless arcade-style puzzle game that has captivated players for decades—from early computer terminals to iconic Nokia phones and modern browsers. Played on a grid, the game features a snake that moves continuously in one of four directions. Your goal is simple but increasingly challenging: guide the snake to eat food items (usually represented as dots or apples) that appear randomly on the grid. Each time the snake eats, it grows longer by one segment.
The catch? The snake never stops moving, and you must avoid crashing into the walls or—more critically—into its own ever-lengthening body. One wrong turn, and the game ends.
With its minimalist design and intuitive controls (typically arrow keys or swipe gestures), Snake offers an addictive blend of quick reflexes, spatial awareness, and forward planning. As the snake grows, the playfield becomes more crowded, demanding greater precision and strategic foresight.
This browser-based version of Snake stays true to the classic experience while offering smooth animations, responsive controls, and optional grid sizes for varied difficulty. It's perfect for quick breaks, nostalgic gaming, or introducing new players to one of the most influential video games in history.
Control a snake that moves continuously around a grid. Eat food (usually shown as a dot, apple, or colored square) to make the snake grow longer. The goal is to get as long as possible without crashing.
Use arrow keys or clicks to steer the snake to eat food and grow—but don't hit the walls or yourself!
Use the arrow keys (↑ ↓ ← →) on a keyboard, or click on the grid, to change direction.