Snake Game Webapp
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. 🐍 A classic Snake Game built with JavaScript and the p5.js library. Eat food, grow your tail, and avoid colliding with yourself to keep playing.
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Up Arrow – Move Up · Down Arrow – Move Down · Right Arrow – Move Right
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A classic Snake Game built with JavaScript using the p5.js library. Eat the food, grow your tail, and avoid colliding with yourself. Simple yet addictive!
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