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Google Snake game is a modern version of the classic Snake game, which gained immense popularity in the late 1990s with its inclusion on Nokia mobile phones. Originally released as a Google Doodle in 2013, this game is known for its simple yet challenging gameplay. The objective is to control a cute baby snake, guiding it to eat apples and grow in length eventually in to a giant snake while avoiding collisions with walls or its own tail. This fan made mod is made to mimic the look and feel of the original while retaining the classic gameplay and fitting all screen sizes.
How to play Google Snake Game?
The game is played using the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate the snake around the game board. The snake continuously moves in the direction it's headed until you change its course. Your goal is to eat apples that appear randomly on the board, which makes the snake grow longer. As the snake grows, maneuvering becomes increasingly difficult. The game ends if the snake runs into a wall or its own tail.
What are the controls for Google Snake Game?
- Up Arrow Key / W: Move snake upwards
- Down Arrow Key / S: Move snake downwards
- Left Arrow Key / A: Move snake to the left
- Right Arrow Key / D: Move snake to the right
Press Enter or Spacebar after dying to quickly restart the game.
On mobile devices, simply swipe on the screen to the direction you want the snake to go.
Features
- Timeless classic gameplay
- Increasing difficulty as the snake grows
- Simple controls and design fit for all ages
- Competitive scoring system
- Minimalistic but fun design
- Perfect for quick gaming sessions
Playing Google Snake on CrazyGame
Google Snake runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
CrazyGame is a directory, not the developer of Google Snake. Every title links back to the publisher that hosts it, and titles are added or removed as that catalogue changes.
