Wreak havoc in this fun snake simulator
Snake Crusher is a free simulation game that lets you play as a starving python that’s looking to eat anything and anyone in its way. In this casual game from SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD, you will come across groups of animals and human beings all of which you can consume to grow your snake.
For those familiar with the classic snake game, Snake Crusher offers a sense of familiarity in terms of its mechanics, however, with some minor changes. Some notable differences include the ability to roam around an open world and create loops without harming yourself in the latter.
Eat your fill and grow your snake
As previously mentioned, Snake Crusher requires you to consume living beings ahead of you in order for your snake character to grow in size. You can also opt to crush enemies instead by trapping them in your grasp. The more beings you consume or defeat, the more coins you can earn to use when purchasing upgrades or special items for your python.
The controls are quite simple since you only need to slide across the screen in order to control the snake. However, there are some issues to note when continuously sliding around without lifting your finger or controller. Holding the snake for too long can cause a delay in movement, so it’s best to try lifting your finger or controller from the screen every now and then.
There are also way too many obstructive ads that get in the way of gameplay. While the presence of ads is not an issue, especially for free games such as this, the frequency in which they appear can become an annoyance. It is even more frustrating to have to deal with ads suddenly playing in the middle of a level or when simply navigating to a different menu screen.
Too many interruptions
With so many ads that pop up with nearly every other move you make within the game, it becomes difficult to actually play Snake Crusher and experience the thrilling experience it could provide players. Adding the sensitivity issues that can make controlling the python a bit of a challenge, there’s still a lot of work to be done in order for this game to show off its full potential.
