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Snake: game rules and control
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You may ask: "What does Snake among the logic games? It doesn't need hard thinking to play this game!". You are right, it is a very simple game.
And this is the exact role Snake is playing here: it serves as the easiest game that requires quite a bit of logic :)
It is intented to those who is just willing to relax and have a rest.
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For the guests not acquainted with this funny game, below is a brief guideline.
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The main hero of the game is a little snake which is very hungry and is crawling around the game field looking for some food.
On a regular basis, a fruit appears on the game field -
it can be an apple, an orange, a cherry or something else. You need to direct the snake to this item in order to "eat" the food. Upon doing that,
the snake will grow in size - it will become one cell longer. In addition, the moving speed increases as the snake eats a certain number of fruits.
The milestones are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, and so on.
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So, during the game the snake grows longer and longer and moves faster and faster.
Your aim is pretty plain: escape meeting of the snake's head with its tail and do not hit into any of the game field edges. In either case the game will be over.
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You are controlling the snake using the keyboard arrow keys (right, left, up, down). If the arrow keys do not work, please double-click the game field.
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To start a new game, point to Game > New in the menu. And to pause the game, either press P or select Pause in the Game menu
(the same command resumes the game if it is paused).
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You can also turn the music on/off via the Game menu.
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You can learn more about the Snake game from Wikipedia:
Snake game
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