Top ten
Everyone sees the same board. Bigger boards rank first, then fewer moves, then faster times.
No names on the board yet. Climb out to take a place.
Fixed blocks do not move. Clear the snakes between the boy and the opening. The hardest levels of the bigger boards add a larger block. On 16×16 and 32×32, Window + opens a closer view — drag the empty wood to slide it. A snake bites if it goes two squares and comes back over those same squares, or if your moves or the clock pass the average. ← All games
Snake Pit
The board is a pit of snakes. The opening at the top stays empty — snakes cannot enter it. The boy starts off to the side. Fixed blocks sit in the pit, and snakes fill the way between him and the opening, so a clear column never runs the full height of the board. Bigger boards set down more blocks. Their two hardest levels add a larger block. Higher levels start him lower and further from the opening, so more snakes have to move. A snake can slide more than once. Sliding one square and back does not bite. A snake bites when it travels two squares and comes back over those same two, or when your moves or the clock go past the average finish. Once a board has a few finishes, the clock counts down from that average. Boards are 4×4, 8×8, 16×16, and 32×32.