Snake Pit Reviews

Brilliant little game with charming pixel art graphics. Not too difficult either. The last level came as a bit of a surprise and a real change of pace. Well worth the asking price.

Reminds me of that one puzzle from the Oracle Zelda games but with depth added to it. Great game, beat it in 15 minutes.

[h1]Cave running[/h1] Your objective is to go from (A point) [b]respawn point[/b] to the [b]entry of new level[/b](B point) Use "wasd" to run and fill the room with snakes! Be careful few levels are quite charming. [h1]Summary[/h1] Very good spend 2$ on 30+ minutes of gameplay with very good retro music! [b]THIS GAME NEED A LEVEL EDITOR![/b] please add it MisteryJay89. A level editor would make it more fun, and maybe a multiplayer mode would be good to see it.

Snake Pit is a charming, short puzzle game with levels perfectly designed to make you feel like an absolute genius. The core mechanics are simple: use directional controls to move, "place" snakes on each walkable tile in a level, and then exit the level at the designated staircase. No additional buttons are used, and the few additional mechanics are introduced sparingly and gently so as not to jar the player. Unlike many puzzle games in this style, you won't really come across any absolute brain-busters here - the difficulty curve is fairly mild and consistent, and taking more than a handful of attempts to beat a level is rare. However, a few levels had me scratching my head for a bit, ultimately giving me a great feeling of accomplishment when I solved them. It's a short game and can easily be beaten in one sitting. The boss battle at the climax was a nice twist, however. I'd love to see an update with some additional levels at some point! Definitely worth the couple bucks it costs. Find more reviews and recommendations on my Steam Curator page, Indie Infinitesimal: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41769714/

It's an ok to good little puzzle game, a 2D Q-Bert, just walk to the exit with touching each space only once, some can be touched twice in later levels. 30 varied levels with a new mechanic every ten levels. It took me 56 minutes to solve it normaly and has a speedrun mode for the last achievement, for the price of 1.50 it's fine, if it's on sale it's a very good purchase.

What a pleasant bite-sized puzzle game. I'd compare it to a cupcake; the mixture of ingredients is quite exact, thanks to its small size. It's got all the hallmarks of a good puzzle: slow ease in with new mechanics, ramp-up of difficulty, and as soon as you start to get bored it changes things around and gives you a new toy to play. And then it brings everything together for a final exam, and throws in a nice surprise at the end. And to top it all off, the aesthetic is just swell. The dev clearly knows what they're doing, so I'll be sure to see what else they got in store!

This game is awesome :D, such a simple idea, but it actually works well, love the art, love the music. Some stages were actually so hard that I had to look up the solution :)

I enjoyed all the puzzles, but kinda hated the final arcade level. It wasn't too hard to figure out, though, and finally beating it gave me quite a bit of satisfaction. I refuse to approach the time-run mode, which forces you to repeat all the levels while the clock is ticking. The game is short and well-put together, has its retro charm. But if you're the type of player who needs to get every single achievement in a game, you should avoid this one. Overall- thumbs up for me! I got my share of thinky-fun for the low price the dev asks.

A lovely quaint little puzzle game. Short but satisfying playtime, Aimed for a Target and hit it dead on.

Interesting concept, but: - having a timed achievement in a sokoban game sucks, it adds no value, just forces you to memorise levels and replay the entire thing in one go (multiple times, if the timer is as short as this one) - speedrun mode seems to disable the ability to pause or restart, meaning that every attempt requires you to close and re-open the game - if click other stuff while you're waiting for the game to launch, it'll launch as a tiny screen, and you'll have to close it and re-open it all of this made the process of getting that achievement very very tedious, and hurt what was otherwise a fun little game.