- November 24, 2017
- ANV Team
Snake: Road to apple
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About
"Snake: Road to Apple" is a modern take on the classic Snake game, now with 3D graphics and set in a bustling city environment. Grow your snake by collecting apples and other power-ups while avoiding obstacles and other vehicles on the road. Compete against other players on global leaderboards and unlock new skins and environments for your snake.

- A must-own for achievement hunters, with a total of 3000 achievements to unlock.
- Some players find the game to be a nostalgic and simple take on the classic Snake formula.
- The game has a unique underlying story that resonates with some players, adding depth to the gameplay experience.
- The achievements are buggy and require long idle times, often forcing players to keep the game running for extended periods.
- The graphics and gameplay are considered subpar, with many reviewers describing it as a poor imitation of the original Snake game.
- Players report that the game lacks options and features, making it feel like a basic programming project rather than a polished game.
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally considered mediocre, with some reviewers noting a significant improvement over previous titles like "The Last of Us 1" on PC at launch. However, many find the visuals simplistic and reminiscent of retro games, making it difficult to distinguish elements within the game. Overall, while the artwork has inspired a generation, the graphical execution leaves much to be desired.
“A cult classic; this artwork inspired a generation.”
“Its artwork inspires you to imagine what a real snake may look like in its place.”
“Graphics are terrible, but to be honest, what did I expect.”
“Basically, the whole 1€ game consists of a blue snake on a green field, chasing red pomegranates and sometimes white flowers (or biscuits or I don't know what, the graphics are so Commodore 64 that I can't distinguish anything).”
“Pretty mediocre game that takes too long to give you all achievements, but at least it has better graphics than TLOU 1 for PC on launch.”