Snake Neon

Snake Neon is the game you already know, rebuilt for one thumb and lit up like an arcade — 60 levels of it, plus three free-play modes for when you just want a score.
Swipe to steer. Eat the dot, grow a little longer, and do not run into the wall or into your own tail. Chain your dots quickly and a golden one appears, worth five times as much. That is the whole game, and it has not needed changing in forty years.
★ 60 LEVELS, 5 BANDS ★
Sprout, Coil, Neon, Voltage and Overdrive. Sprout is an open board at a gentle speed. Coil drops obstacle blocks onto it. Neon takes the walls away so the board wraps around. Voltage puts you on a survival clock. Overdrive is eight blocks at full pace. The goal creeps up inside each band, so level 3 and level 8 are the same band but not the same ask. Earn up to three stars on every level — three means you cleared it without a shrink and without a revive.
★ THREE WAYS TO FREE PLAY ★
Classic — solid walls, one life, chase your best score. Wrap — no walls at all, leave one edge and arrive at the opposite one, so only your own tail can end the run. Time Attack — sixty seconds on the clock, and every dot buys a little more.
★ THE GOLDEN DOT ★
Eat three dots without dawdling and the next one spawns golden: five times the score, two extra segments, and six seconds before it disappears. Let the combo lapse and it resets.
★ SHRINK AND REVIVE ★
Boxed yourself in? Shrink cuts thirty per cent off your tail. Crashed? Revive puts you back on the board with a few seconds of grace, and waits for you to pick a direction before it moves again. Pay with coins you have earned or watch a short video — your choice, and there is always a coins route.
★ MAKE IT YOURS ★
Eight snakes — Neon Green, Cyber Cyan, Hot Magenta, Toxic Lime, Solar Flare, Ice Blue, Ultraviolet and Rainbow Pulse — and six boards, from Midnight and Synthwave to Matrix, Deep Space, Sunset Strip and Arcade Amber. All of them bought with coins you earn by playing. Light and dark themes, and sound you can switch off.
★ KEEP SCORE ★
Your best in each mode, the longest snake you have grown, your best combo, dots eaten, runs played, stars collected and how far up the ladder you have climbed.
How to Play
Goal: eat as many dots as you can without hitting a wall, an obstacle block or your own tail. On a mission level, the goal is on screen — eat a number of dots, survive for a time, or grow to a length.
Move: swipe up, down, left or right anywhere on the board, or turn on the four-way pad in Settings. The snake never stops; you only choose where it turns.
Eat: every dot adds a segment and a little speed. The board gets no bigger, so the longer you are, the less room you have to work with.
Combos: eat three dots without a long pause and the next one arrives golden — worth five times the score and two extra segments, but it vanishes after six seconds.
Walls: in Classic and on most mission levels the edge is solid. In Wrap mode, and across the whole Neon band, you pass straight through one edge and reappear at the opposite one — there only your own tail can end the run.
Shrink: cuts thirty per cent off your tail and buys you room. Twice per run, for coins or a video. It costs you a star on a mission level.
Revive: after a crash you can carry on from where you died, once per run, with a trimmed tail and a few seconds of grace. The game waits for you to choose a direction before it starts moving again.
Stars: clear a level using neither a shrink nor a revive for 3 stars, with a shrink for 2, with a revive for 1. Replaying a level can improve your stars — but a level pays its coins only once.
Time Attack: you start with sixty seconds. Every dot adds two, every golden dot adds five, and crashing still ends the run.