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Ешь и расти — берегись стен и своего хвоста!
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How to Play Snake
Snake is one of the most beloved casual games ever made. Guide a hungry snake around the board: eat the red food and each bite makes you one segment longer and adds a point. The run ends if you hit a wall or your own tail. As your body grows, turning space shrinks and the challenge naturally ramps up. Choose from three speeds and chase your saved best score.
Tips for a Higher Score
- Hug the walls: once your snake gets long, looping along the edges is the safest route.
- Don't rush: food never disappears — plan a safe path before going for it.
- Turn early: inputs queue up, so two quick turns can dodge trouble — or cause it.
From Arcade Cabinet to Every Pocket
The snake concept is as old as arcade gaming itself: Gremlin's 1976 machine Blockade had two players leaving walls behind them, daring each other to crash. The game became a worldwide institution in 1997, when a version called Snake was built into Nokia's mobile phones — for millions of people it was the first video game they ever played, squeezed into minutes stolen between calls.
The appeal hasn't aged a day. Your snake grows with every pellet, and the thing that made you strong gradually fills the very corridor you need to survive in — a perfect little story about success creating its own problems. Short runs, instant restarts, and a number that only ever asks: can you do better?
Вопросы и ответы
How do I play Snake?
Use the arrow keys or WASD (swipe on mobile) to steer. Eat food to score and grow; hitting a wall or your own body ends the game.
Is my high score saved?
Yes — your best score is stored locally in your browser and shown automatically next visit. No account needed.
Who invented Snake?
The concept began with the 1976 arcade game Blockade and became a global phenomenon when Nokia preloaded Snake on its phones in 1998.
Is Snake good for you?
Snake trains reflexes, hand-eye coordination and spatial planning — a perfect quick break.
What happens if the snake hits a wall or itself?
The run ends immediately — the edges of the board, and your own tail, are both fatal. There are no lives and no continues, which is what keeps every pellet you chase feeling like a small decision worth making carefully.
Is Snake an endless game?
Yes. A run lasts exactly as long as you keep surviving, and the only progress that carries between sessions is your best score, saved locally in your browser. Long runs demand patient perimeter-hugging play rather than bold shortcuts across the middle.