MRS SNAKE

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MRS SNAKE is a single player and multiplayer action game. It was developed by Create Our Freedom and was released on March 19, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

"MRS SNAKE is a 3D, multi-player game where players control snakes in a spherical arena, battling to become the longest snake by eating and avoiding collisions. The game features local multi-player battles for 2-8 players, a single-player high score mode, and customizable controls for both keyboard and controllers. Avoid shrinking and exploding, and be the last snake standing to win!".

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Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

MRS SNAKE offers a fresh and frenetic take on the classic Snake formula, transforming it into a chaotic 3D experience that emphasizes quick thinking and adaptability.
The game shines in its local multiplayer mode, supporting up to eight players, which enhances the competitive and fun atmosphere, making it ideal for social play.
Its minimalist aesthetic and responsive controls create an engaging and accessible gameplay experience, allowing players to easily dive in and enjoy the action.

The game suffers from occasional technical issues, such as camera control problems and inconsistent collision detection, which can disrupt the gameplay experience.
While the novelty of the 3D arenas is appealing, the lack of depth in gameplay and progression systems may lead to diminished long-term interest.
The visual and audio design, while functional, lacks variety and memorability, which may detract from the overall atmosphere during extended play sessions.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
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The gameplay is rooted in simplicity, reminiscent of classic arcade mechanics, but lacks atmospheric depth and thematic identity. While it offers a challenging experience with a starvation mechanic that encourages risk-taking, it suffers from primitive graphics, limited gameplay variety, and technical issues such as poor camera control and no online leaderboards. Overall, it provides an engaging yet straightforward experience as players navigate a 3D space to grow their snake by consuming items.
- “This mechanic turns what could have been a passive experience into something constantly demanding.”
- “Gameplay is simple enough, but difficult to master as you try to get as many points as possible.”
- “The starvation mechanic forces you to take risks and make quick decisions, instead of encouraging boring, but safer strategies.”
- “The simplicity suits the gameplay’s arcade roots but doesn’t offer much in the way of atmosphere or thematic identity.”
- “Primitive graphics and limited gameplay once you get past the novelty are issues here, as well as the lack of support for 4K, lack of customizable controls, and poor camera angle control (it's got a complex picture-in-picture thing going on for split-screen local multiplayer).”
- “My only complaint is that there are no online leaderboards, and gameplay could be a bit more varied in single-player mode.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally described as energetic and functional, with some players finding it fantastic and fitting well with the gameplay, while others feel it lacks memorability. Many appreciate the option to enable or disable music and sound effects separately, allowing for a more personalized experience, and the trippy soundscapes contribute to a relaxing atmosphere that enhances gameplay. Overall, the music is seen as enjoyable, particularly for those who prefer to listen to their own tracks while playing.
- “The music is fantastic, in my opinion, and fits the game perfectly, allowing you to concentrate on gameplay.”
- “I like the music, which reminds me of old experimental synthesizer stuff, but this game is just perfect for listening to your own music.”
- “Very easy to fall into a trance with the trippy music; restarting is instant and the controls are completely responsive.”
- “The music and sound effects follow a similar philosophy—energetic, functional, but not particularly memorable.”
- “While the game is simple, I find it quite enjoyable once in a while, particularly when I want to listen to some music, or if I feel like playing an avoid 'em up type of game, but want something more relaxing than a bullet hell shoot 'em up.”
- “Very easy to fall into a trance with the trippy music, restarting is instant and the controls are completely responsive.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics feature a clean geometric aesthetic that prioritizes clarity, making the action easy to follow. However, the primitive visuals and limited gameplay can detract from the experience, compounded by the absence of 4K support and customizable controls. Despite these drawbacks, the community hub encourages players to share aesthetically pleasing screenshots and high scores.
- “Its clean geometric aesthetic keeps the action readable and emphasizes clarity over spectacle.”
- “Extras – the community hub has a healthy competitive streak, so have fun sharing screenshots for aesthetics and high score comparisons.”
- “Primitive graphics and limited gameplay, once you get past the novelty, are issues here, as well as the lack of support for 4K, lack of customizable controls, and poor camera angle control (it's got a complex picture-in-picture setup for split-screen local multiplayer).”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization is commendable, offering smooth performance and responsive controls, especially after players acclimate to its spatial logic. Its minimalist design effectively minimizes performance demands, allowing it to run well even on older GPUs in single-player or low-player scenarios, despite higher specified requirements for larger groups.
- “The minimalist and geometrically-themed look fits the game perfectly, without making it more performance-heavy than necessary.”
- “The specified high GPU requirements seem to assume a certain number of players, but for singleplayer or only a few players, it can be played with a much older GPU (performance seems to scale with the number of views).”
- “The specified high GPU requirements seem to assume a certain number of players, but for single-player or only a few players, it can be played with a much older GPU (performance seems to scale with the number of views).”
- “Despite these limitations, the core performance remains smooth, and the controls are responsive once you adapt to the spatial logic of the game.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviewers note that the game's price-point is reasonable, aligning well with the amount of content and replayability it offers, suggesting that players can expect a satisfying experience that encourages multiple playthroughs.
- “The price point is good and reflects the amount of content and replayability you can expect to get out of this one.”
- “The price point is good and reflects the amount of content and replayability you can approximately expect to get out of this one.”
- “After completing the game once, I found little incentive to play it again; the lack of varied outcomes really diminishes replayability.”
- “While the initial experience was enjoyable, I quickly realized that there isn't much to draw me back for a second playthrough.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's simplicity aligns well with its arcade roots, but it lacks a strong atmosphere or thematic identity, leaving players wanting more in terms of immersive experience.
- “The simplicity suits the gameplay’s arcade roots but doesn’t offer much in the way of atmosphere or thematic identity.”