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terminal snake game

A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Play retro snake game wrapped inside with Windows PowerShell terminal environment.

by @bilalmlkdev · bilalmlkdev/terminal-snake-game on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 1HOSTED ON TERMINAL-SNAKE-GAME.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 6 Sep 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Move Up: w / ↑ Arrow · Move Down: s / ↓ Arrow · Move Left: a / ← Arrow

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A lightweight, feature-rich retro Snake arcade game wrapped inside an authentic, nostalgic Windows PowerShell terminal environment. Built completely with vanilla web technologies, featuring state persistence, a robust settings panel, and multiple functional food matrices.

PowerShell Wrapper Theme: Authentic title bars, interactive tabs, win-controls, and responsive layout mirroring an active console host window. Mid-Game Session Recovery: Reload protection preserves your current coordinates, direction tracking arrays, game speeds, and score counters using localStorage.

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