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Steer with Left & Right arrow keys (or A & D).
Eat as many pellets as you can.
Avoid the asteroids, and don't eat your own tail!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 62% |
| #62 | Humor | 3.71 |
| #80 | Theme | 4.23 |
| #131 | Fun | 3.68 |
| #137 | Overall | 3.73 |
| #153 | Graphics | 3.84 |
| #202 | Mood | 3.41 |
| #271 | Audio | 3.10 |
| #845 | Innovation | 2.43 |
Comments
Cute game and nice graphics/colors.
Controls are *A* and D (not W, D).
What is there to hate about this game... I mean... He's a snake and a dog. Right?
(This game runs incredibly smooth and I like it.)
I had seen a few of your blog posts, on, well, the blog, and I wanted to try this one out as well. You've done very well, with keeping a simple idea and polishing it to make it shine.
Well, that is one cute little snake dog.
Fantastic art. Sketchy sketch!
I want a Snakedog now but I can't have one because they aren't real :(
Ridiculously charming and nice use of sound. If I can level one criticism at it, I would say the controls are slightly too sensitive.
First, i taught oh another Snake clone. It kinda was when I played it, but with a small twist, multiple 'coins' to grow and enemies that fly through the game. Nice graphics, really cute. Overall good score
I really liked it, the art is lovely and the idea is pretty good too, i like the snake/asteroids mash-up!
Really good Idea ! not very innovating but both theme are here ! This game is juicy by the way ;)
PS : It's missing a music maybe ^^
This is adorable and the controls are really solid. The dog sounds were brilliant and the art is just the right amount of quirky! I love this is simple application of the theme too.
The classic Snake game... with a dog... plus asteroids! Nice and smooth. An endearing character to play.
Super awesome arts style, responsive controls, overall super fun.
OMG that death sfx! lol
Nice game. Feel a little ambient or background music would be nice (if there was any I couldn't hear it)
Nice twist on the classic snake, similar to mine actually, lol.
Nice job, :)
Really fun! You haven't gone too ambitious with your concept but the execution is really impressive. Sounds are great, graphics are neat and gameplay is smooth. Great job.
kek, funny game. That death noise scared me though. Also the inputs don't work all the time. Not sure why. Well done :)
Nice iteration on the classic snake game. The art is very cute and warm, I love it. A small problem is that the control is a bit too sensitive like someone else said (or maybe that's intentional?)
This is great! Not a lot of creativeness though, but feels awesome!
Wow, very nice! Visually well-designed, and definitely fun to play.
The gameplay isn't too new and the asteroids can appear unfairly and the wall collision isn't generous. But otherwise, gotta love a snake-like game! <3
The sounds were cool, and the wiggly paint art reminds me of Dittomat's style. :D
It's not very creative, but the artwork and design more than make up for it. I like it!
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I LOVE IT, SO GOOD, GREAT ART
Gonna play this for a few hours now, thanks for making it.