snake game
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Playable Snake Game built with HTML5 Canvas — SKYDRAGO EDITION
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Portfolio status: Legacy / archive candidate. This is a small browser-game experiment retained for historical reference. It is not part of the active FX / quantitative-trading portfolio and is not presented as flagship engineering work.
Playable in a browser with no runtime dependencies or installation.
Eat the glowing food to grow. Every 50 points = level up = faster snake. Don't hit walls or yourself.
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