It's a little puzzle game where you control a snake with gravity.
Use arrow keys to move, and eat all the flowers to beat each level.
Made in HTML5 with Phaser.
Enjoy!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 57% |
| #20 | Fun | 4.10 |
| #35 | Innovation | 4.00 |
| #38 | Overall | 3.96 |
| #174 | Humor | 3.39 |
| #235 | Mood | 3.33 |
| #242 | Audio | 3.19 |
| #333 | Graphics | 3.33 |
| #686 | Theme | 3.00 |
Comments
Took me a minute to wrap my head around the idea of snake-style game where there is gravity... and the snake is rigid? Really cool!
I LOVE this game. It's by far on of the best games i ever played in a browser. Good job!
This is seriously clever. Nice simple consent but so powerful, also you have really good level design.
Wow, really nice mechanic. I'm really impressed at how easy to grasp and how fun it was to figure some of these puzzles out. This demands more levels and more level components, like weight-dependent objects or weight-loss flowers.
The music definitely carries the experience though. Congrats on this great entry!
Best Compo entry I've played yet...made it to the end and rained flowers...can't say enough how much I liked the game...great job!
Cool mechanic and cute clean gfx, level progression / difficulty curve was good also.
Love the idea of an a cappella sound track but it could have used a slightly longer sound loop.
Great game! Wish I could vote but I didn't participate :(
Great game! I thought the whole gravity aspect, even though it took me a little while to figure out, was really cool. I like that in the later levels there was a specific order imposed to how you have to eat the flowers, especially when it involved the player treating some flowers as blocks the first time passing through and then backtracking.
I noticed when small graphical glitch: sometimes, when the snake fell parallel to the ground, it would land and then appear to be embedded about halfway into the blocks. This would persist across all blocks until the level either ended or restarted. When it happened, it didn't make the game impossible to play, but certainly a bit more annoying.
Very nice mechanics and physics! I want more levels (and especially that flower you can't access in the last level, YOU monster!) :p
I had so much fun with this. Very fun, innovative mechanic and great puzzles.
Awesome game! Very creative, it takes a few moments to wrap your head around the physics.
Love the music, I'd give it 6 out of 5 if I could.
Need more levels!
I'm loving the soundtrack and your puzzles are fun. Reminds me of snakebird. Cute graphics and mood =]
Hahaha, I found that very funny! Idea is also very nice!
One of my favorites :D
Very cool puzzle game, I cannot go through the 10th level but I love it. However, it reminded me a lot Snakebird: http://store.steampowered.com/app/357300/?snr=1_7_15__13
Really cool puzzlegame, makes lot of fun! I also like your minimalistic style
Nicely done puzzle game. Kind of Sokoban+Snake+Gravity. It's a weird combination, but it works and the puzzles get devilish pretty quickly. I could definitely see people obsessing over a 100-level version of this.
Awesome game mechanic. Very interesting use in the levels. Good job! (+ you're using phaser, yey)
Yakka: in level 10, go to the first elevated rock, move 1 right, then stand up completely, before crossing the lava!
Genius little game mechanic there with the snake body. Well done
Very nice game, got stuck on level 11. These simple games always keep you playing the longest!
Incredibly similar to Snakebird! But not as hard.
If you've played Snakebird then I do think you should credit it as an inspiration. If not then you should check it out to see an example of parallel invention in action.
Unrelated to that: I would have liked undo/reset buttons.
very neat idea. A classic potential to the game. nice simple graphics. 5 for innovation, fun
Genious idea! Very inovative, the snake movement makes for a very new way of making puzzles, you should make a full game out of this (mobile and such)
Best game so far!!!
Very innovative little puzzle! Could have done with some slightly harder levels, but the ones there were were very fun. Good job!
Nice game. Great puzzles. It does look a lot like Snakebird, which I guess takes away from the innovation a bit. But well done nonetheless!
well, it's a snakebird clone outright, so i can't really give you points for innovation but it's still pretty fun nonetheless.
I can't quite believe I've not seen a "snake with gravity" game before. Worked really well for me. Nice.
I didn't like the music, but please win the innovation category. love this fresh take on the snake game.
There is something really satisfying about the core mechanic of crawling/climbing. I'm not sure what it would look like, but my heart tells me a Gravity Snake RPG or metroidvania would be really cool... hmm Gravity Snake: Gaiden!
Aww, from reading the comments I regret I played with the sound off (I'm in public and don't have headphones).
Pretty cool game, I liked the mechanics though it looks like they are heavily inspired by Snakebird. The graphics are pretty cute too, except the background texture. The soundtrack made me smile, though I feel like the loop is too short. Nice level design!
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This is very innovative, and the music is funny as hell! graphics are ok. I cant rate though...