Do you love playing fun, simple games? Then get ready for Google Snake - a modern version of the iconic snake game that will have you hooked for hours.
The Same Addictive Gameplay
In Google Snake, the goal is just like the original snake games you may have played as a kid. You control an ever-growing pixelated snake, guiding it around the screen to eat little pellets. But watch out - run into a wall or your own body, and it's game over.
As you gobble up more pellets, your snake gets longer and longer. This makes it trickier to avoid crashing as you slither around. You'll need to plan out your path carefully to survive as long as possible and rack up a high score.
Control Your Slithery Friend
Controlling the snake is super easy using just the arrow keys on your keyboard. Hit the up arrow and your snake will change direction and start heading upwards. Same with left, right and down. The simple controls mean anyone can pick up and play Google Snake right away.
But getting really good takes patience and practice. You'll need to learn when to speed up or slow down to avoid getting trapped. Sometimes staying still is safest while waiting for new pellets to appear.
Tips and Tricks:
1. Look ahead to plan out your full path, not just the next move.
2. Use the edges of the screen to help you make sharp turns.
3. Don't be in a rush - sometimes being still is wisest.
4. As your snake grows, you'll need to move slower for control.
5. If you get stuck, hitting enter will restart the game.
More Than Just Classic Snake
While the basic Google Snake gameplay is just like the original addictive snake games, there's an awesome twist. In 2017, Google let players control their snakes on actual Google Maps.
Instead of eating pellets, your snake gobbled up famous landmarks and locations as it slithered through real city streets. It combined the nostalgic snake action with interactive maps for a fresh new experience.
Whether you play the classic mode or the maps version, Google Snake delivers that same simple, impossibly addictive snake action that has entertained millions over the decades. How long can you survive as the ever-growing, pellet-munching serpent?
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