snake flee
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Snake, except the food runs away from you.
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Controls: You steer a snake around a 20×20 grid with the arrow keys, WASD, or a swipe
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Snake, except the food runs away from you.
You steer a snake around a 20×20 grid with the arrow keys, WASD, or a swipe. The food is not a dot waiting to be eaten. When your head comes within five cells it steps away, taking the neighbouring square that buys it the most distance and refusing any square your body already covers.
It moves at half your speed. At equal speed a scared food is uncatchable; at half speed a straight chase does close the gap.
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