Snake slithered onto arcade cabinets in the 1970s and shot to superstardom when it came pre-installed on Nokia phones in the ’90s. Its rules couldn’t be simpler: steer, eat, grow, repeat—without biting yourself or the wall.

Each tasty dot lengthens your snake and shrinks your safe space, turning zen-like cruising into frantic cornering. That ever-rising tension—and the instant “just one more try” restart—makes Snake a timeless reflex workout and nostalgia hit all in one go.