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RETRO · JUST ONE MORE PIXEL

Snake.

A little screen. A familiar kind of fun.

A small, movable game window. Keep this page open.

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Enable JavaScript and use a browser with Canvas support to play Snake.
SNAKEPress Space or Start

A familiar little game. Start when you’re ready.

Arrow keys / WASD / 2 4 6 8 to steer.
Space / P / 5 starts or pauses; Escape pauses.
On phones, tap the arrows or swipe on the screen.

A CLASSIC LITTLE CHALLENGE

Eat a pixel.
Grow a little.

01 · Find your first snack

Start the snake moving, then guide its head to the small pixel snack. Each snack adds one segment and 10 points. The next snack appears in a free cell, never inside your snake.

02 · Plan the next turn

You cannot turn directly back into yourself. Two quick turns can be queued and happen on consecutive steps. Keep a little room around your head as the snake gets longer.

03 · Choose your edges

Wrap around takes the snake from one edge to the opposite edge. Solid walls ends the round if you hit a boundary. In either mode, touching your own body ends the round. Fill the entire board to win.

04 · Play at your pace

Choose a fixed speed before a round. Switching tabs or windows pauses the game; resume when ready. Your best score lasts for the current page session. Refreshing resets your score, best, speed, sound, and board.

A few little answers.

Is this the original Nokia 1100 game?

No. It is an original PlayDapple game inspired by classic mobile Snake: a simple monochrome look, keypad-style controls, and familiar eating-and-growing rules. It does not use Nokia software, branding, or game assets.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. Use the large direction buttons or swipe across the game screen. Tap the middle button to start, pause, resume, or play again. Holding a direction is not necessary: the snake keeps moving on its own.

Is my game saved?

No. Rounds and the session best stay only in memory while this page is open. Refreshing starts fresh. Mini mode keeps your current round but pauses it while moving between windows. Once loaded, gameplay needs no connection; reloading offline is not currently supported.