How to play Snake Arena
You start as a tiny worm in a round neon arena with 12 computer worms. Steer toward the glowing orbs and eat them: every orb adds 1 to 3 length, and your worm gets longer, thicker and a bit slower to turn as it grows. The camera zooms out so you always see what is around you.
The run ends the moment your head touches another worm or the red wall around the arena. Your own body is safe, so you can loop through yourself freely.
How kills work in Snake Arena
Any worm whose head hits a body dies, no matter how big it is. So the trick is to put your body in front of a rival: cut across its path, circle around a smaller worm or simply let a chaser run into your tail. When two heads meet, the smaller worm dies.
A dead worm bursts into bright orbs worth about 80 percent of its length, laid out along where its body was. Rush in and eat them before the other worms do. Each kill is counted on your HUD and in the game over screen.
Boost, score and leaderboard in Snake Arena
Boost makes you about 1.85 times faster but burns 4 length per second and drops small orbs behind your tail that anyone can eat. You cannot boost below length 12. Use it in short bursts to cut in front of a rival or to escape, not to travel.
Your score is the longest length you reached in the run. The leaderboard in the top right shows the five longest worms live, with your row highlighted, and the minimap in the bottom right shows where everyone is. Computer worms respawn a few seconds after dying, so the arena never empties out.
Can you play Snake Arena on your phone?
Yes. Drag your finger anywhere on the screen and the worm follows the direction of the drag, like a virtual joystick. Hold a second finger down, or the boost button in the bottom left corner, to speed up. Turning the phone sideways or using the fullscreen button gives you the biggest view.
The game pauses by itself when you switch apps or tabs and resumes from the pause card. Your best length stays saved on your device.