Don’t be fooled by Snakebird’s cute characters and colorful worlds. This deceptively simple spatial puzzler is really, really hard.
Hair-pullingly, teeth-gnashingly hard.
Yet it’s also equally smart, fun, and rewarding. Every challenge is an enigma waiting to be worked through; each tribulation overcome, a lesson learned. Those who persist will cherish the experience.
In the game, you maneuver snakelike birds through uncomplicated stages littered with fruit. Swipe in any direction and your friendly fowl follow. The levels themselves present just two goals. 1. Collect fruit to grow the birds. 2. Reach the nearest exit.
In most cases, this is easier said than done. Sometimes your birds aren’t long enough to stretch toward a portal. Other times they’re blocked by their own tails. And good old-fashioned gravity sends them dropping off ledges to their untimely demise.
It’s a battle. And battle you will through 50-plus stages spanning multiple world themes, from the tropics to snowy mountains and puffy clouds, juggling not just one snakebird but many along the way.
It’s not going to be easy. But where’s the fun in easy? So roll up your sleeves, crack some knuckles, and get started. You got this.