Co-op SNEK Online Reviews

Feels like classic snake, but with the addition of a huge vareity of levels to play thru that get pretty intense

Love the motion sickness I got from it. Me and friend puked 20 times while having panic attacks. 10/10

A very straight forward game. You don't think much of it until you glance at the clock and realize how much time has passed.

Great game, it won't blow your mind but it's tons of fun if you're looking for a simple game to chill with a friend and you can either co-op o compite to see who last longer.

CO-OP SNEK Online is a fun game with a great homage to the original that alot of us probably played on our old brick Nokia phones. The graphics, though minimalistic, are very fluid and smooth and add to the experience. The fluidity of eating the... dots... food... eggs...? Whatever SNEKs eat, and adding the length to your SNEK is mesmerizing, especially when you get to very a long SNEK. Levels are fun, and challenging enough while not being too frustrating, although a few times I almost switched from my controller to keyboard. It was nice to have the option to use the controller, it worked flawlessly - just the joysticks on my controller are a little loose, so sometimes that screwed me up. The single player game was hectic at some points, I can only imagine that the multiplayer with 4 people would be very fun, but also equally challenging. Great game, looks good, gameplay is great and is very fun. Thanks!

This game throws a great spin on classic snake gameplay. Going through the single player, you'll encounter well designed layouts based on the idea that the levels wrap around both horizontally and vertically. Some levels feature moving obstacles as well, which throws a fun twist on the whole thing. In addition, there's an online mode so that you can play together with a friend. The single player menu says that bonus levels are coming, so there will be more fun ways to play down the road.

I really like the aesthetics of the game; the wobbly colourful graphics are a great fit. The levels have a nice variety and while you can't get a game over in single player, they do get pretty challenging because of all the moving parts. Warping from one side of the screen to the other was also used in interesting ways and I had to think about how to actually reach areas at times. It was also surprisingly fun to play multiplayer snake. I enjoyed the competitive mode more than I thought I would. It was a lot of fun to try to do a sneaky maneuver to cut off my friend only to sprint into a wall myself. It's a great little game and it really reminds me of the classic computer games I played as a kid in the 90s.

Could not play online with friends. All three of my friends' games locked up completely when they tried to connect. Questions about this are in the community discussions, but no response from the devs.

For anybody looking to buy this game. It is okay game but I would not recommend it to buy it for longer play. Multiplayer only works on the same network too(local network multiplayer), so you need something like Hamachi. Game has a lot of desync but there is no problem if you are doing coop playthrough. It is short with not too many levels, so it gets boring after some time. If it was still supported and not the Abandonware I could fully recommend it as it has potential.

Game has lots of potential but all wasted due to: - Bugs on Win10 - Lack of level variation - Unoriginal level design - No workshop support - Server password is required for Online mode