Grow your snake by collecting food while numbered wall blocks subtract length when you pass through — only cross a block when your count is high enough.
📖How to Play
🎯Objective
- Collect Food: Guide the snake to collect red food items that appear randomly on the game field. Each one you eat increases both your score and the snake's length.
- Avoid Collisions: Dodge static blocks and the snake's own growing body. Touching either results in an instant Game Over.
🎮Gameplay Mechanics
1. Game Start
- The snake starts from a fixed point in the field.
- Press any key to begin—the snake will start moving automatically.
2. Movement Controls
- Use the Arrow Keys (Left, Right, Up, Down) to change the snake's direction.
- The snake moves continuously in the last chosen direction until a new one is selected.
- Quick and precise directional changes are essential as the game speeds up.
3. Food Collection
- Red food items spawn randomly in the play area.
- Touching the food with the snake's head collects it, increasing the snake's length by one unit and raising your score.
- A new piece of food appears immediately after one is collected, ensuring non-stop action.
4. Obstacles – Static Blocks
- Randomly placed static blocks serve as obstacles.
- These blocks do not move, but they occupy space and become increasingly difficult to avoid as your snake gets longer.
- Colliding with a block ends the game immediately.
5. Self-Collision
- As your snake grows, you must also avoid running into its own body.
- A careless turn or poorly planned route can trap you into a self-collision.
6. Speed Increase
- As you score more points, the snake's speed gradually increases, making the game progressively harder.
- This adds an extra layer of difficulty, rewarding fast thinking and sharp reflexes.
7. Game Over & Restart
- If your snake collides with a block or its own body, the game ends. A "Restart Game" button will appear—click it or press Enter to start a new round.
🧠Design & Strategy
Snake vs Block merges snake growth with numbered block walls—your length must exceed block values to break through. Routing becomes arithmetic: which blocks to eat through, which to avoid, when to grow before a high-number gate. It's snake planning plus lightweight math.
Failure teaches quick head math more effectively than static worksheets.