King Snake

Eat. Grow. Outlast. The arena only remembers whoever is still moving. King Snake is a single-player snake arena. You steer one glowing snake through an open field of orbs, and every orb you swallow makes you longer and thicker. Length is the score, the target and the weapon all at once. CUT THEM OFF You never attack by touching a rival. You attack by getting in front of one. Any snake that runs into your body breaks apart on the spot and scatters into a trail of orbs, and whoever reaches those orbs first grows fast. The same rule binds you: run into someone else's body, or into the border, and you are the one who scatters. SPRINT COSTS LENGTH Hold to sprint. It is the only way to close a gap or escape one, and it burns your own length while it runs. Every chase is a decision about how much of yourself you are willing to spend. 28 RIVALS, THREE SKILL TIERS The field is full. Twenty-eight AI snakes hunt the same orbs you do, split across three skill tiers: rookies wander and react late, regulars fight over food, and hunters read your heading and try to cut you off first. The top ten board on the right keeps moving the entire round, and so does your rank. TWELVE SNAKES TO UNLOCK Corn snake, green tree python, ball python, milk snake, king snake, emerald boa, coral snake, sidewinder, rattlesnake, mamba, king cobra and an albino morph. Each one carries the banding and markings of the animal it is named after. They unlock at fixed best-score thresholds, so you always know exactly what the next one costs. Nothing is random, and nothing is for sale. CONTROLS Steer with the mouse on desktop, or your thumb on a touch screen. Hold the left mouse button, Space, W or Shift to sprint. Escape or P pauses. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY - 9 languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian. - Runs completely offline once installed. The whole game is 0.54 MB. - No ads. No accounts. No in-app purchases. No analytics. - No data leaves your device. Your best score, skin and settings are stored on your own machine only.