Snake Game
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Snake Game is a simple, fun and easy to learn JavaScript game. The goal is to grow the snake with food and score as many points as possible without touching the walls or its own body.
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Snake Game is a simple, fun and easy to learn JavaScript game. The goal is to grow the snake with food and score as many points as possible without touching the walls or its own body.
The game is perfect for both beginners and those who want to develop game projects with JS.
Open the index.html file in your browser.
Try to eat the red food and score points.
If the snake touches the wall or its own body, the game will end.
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