snakez
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Single-player snake arena game with market, achievements and cloud save
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A browser snake arena where you grow, outmaneuver 30 bot rivals, and climb the board — no install, no account needed.
▶ Play now — snakez-io.vercel.app
Snakez.io is a vanilla TypeScript + Canvas 2D application — no framework and no server-side simulation. A single canvas renders the arena; a fixed-step game loop advances movement and collisions; the meta layer (market, chest, level, achievements, profile) is plain DOM on top. Supabase is used only for optional Google sign-in and cloud save; without it, everything runs locally.
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