- February 5, 2018
- Jam
Snake Classic
66%Game Brain Score
story
graphics, stability
66% User Score 122 reviews
Platforms
About
"Snake Classic" is a modern take on the classic snake game, where players navigate a snake around a grid to eat food and grow longer while avoiding hitting the snake's own body. The game features updated graphics, a variety of difficulty levels, and leaderboards to compete with other players worldwide. With simple and addictive gameplay, "Snake Classic" is a fun and challenging twist on the beloved retro game.

Audience ScoreBased on 122 reviews
story1 positive mentions
stability4 negative mentions
- Nostalgic experience reminiscent of the classic Nokia Snake game.
- Great for achievement hunters with over 4884 easy achievements to unlock.
- Simple and fun gameplay that can be enjoyed for short periods.
- Game suffers from unresponsive controls and frequent crashes.
- Achievements are considered spammy and do not require actual gameplay to unlock.
- Overall quality is low, with basic graphics and a lack of features compared to free alternatives.
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have been widely criticized for being simplistic and unrefined, resembling basic pixel art that lacks detail and customization options. While some players appreciate the nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of classic Nokia games, the overall consensus is that the visuals are underwhelming and poorly executed.
“Amazing game, stunning graphics.”
“It's a somewhat-fun snake game with the right aesthetic for that good ol' Nokia feel.”
“The graphics here are just untextured, basic pixel blocks and blobs, the kind that an infant child might be able to create in 5 minutes on MS Paint.”
“It's clear the developer didn't even try to produce any real graphics for the game and just phoned it in.”
“There's no way for gamers to try to improve the low-quality graphics.”