Wait for game to load, for some reason the NG loader isn't working...
Press P to pause.
There are 3 modes:
Classic:
The same old game we're all familiar with.
n00b:
An easier game of snake. Better graphics and with background music. Contains 10 levels with a greater length that you need to reach each time.
1337:
The only mode you should be playing in...This game features great music, dynamic backgrounds, and an animated snake. Best of all, the gameplay changes from level of level to make it as difficult aswell as fun as possible. I don't tell you how long you need to get. The only way to find out is to beat the level. 10 levels in all. Also, the pause function is disabled on every other level.
Words from the Author: You should play this game on 1337 and 1337 only. Also, it may not seem like a great game but it turns into a great time waster. And really, isn't that all a game is really supposed to be.
Well.. a good try.. maybe..
It was a good try and a idea, but nothing new..
The 1337 mode wasent so... leet..
The music dident fit in, and nothign speciall about the background or graphics.
Might need some thinkink
Anyway it was a good try dont give up
1337 wasn't so leet, what you finally got to the first level and quit? Not my fault. Maybe I should put a warning next time 1337 = leets only.
i like it
the best part is 1337, but how pills make snakes bigger?
well..
you should always be able to warp through to the other side ALWAYS!!! it wasnt nothing to brag about though.. really
Wow....what a loser. Don't be cranky cause you couldn't get past the second level in 1337.
Underestimated
This game is a very good time waster, I had alot of fun on 1337 mode. It is the only mode you should play. But seriously, who likes snake? good try with the game and keep up the good work
Thanks for understanding the game. It was supposed to be a time waster. Also, the whole point of the game was the 1337 mode so I'm glad you enjoyed it.
BAAAAD
Can it be that you played your own crappy version of snake?
Someone obviously didn't play 1337.
