About Snake Feast
Snake Feast is the classic snake game rebuilt for playing together. Instead of chasing your own high score alone, you share one arena with up to seven other snakes, in real time, in your browser or on your phone. It's free to play, and it takes about ten seconds to learn.
Who makes it
Snake Feast is designed, built and run by Avinash Kori, an independent developer based in India. There is no studio and no publisher: the game, the servers, the website and the support inbox are all handled by one person. If you write in, you are writing to the person who made the game.
Why another snake game?
Snake is one of the most-played games ever, but most versions are still single-player, and most multiplayer snake games are huge free-for-all arenas where you rarely meet the same player twice. Snake Feast is built around the opposite idea: short, readable matches you can play with people you actually know. Create a private room, send the code to your friends, and you are all on the same board within a minute. When nobody is around, bots fill the empty seats so a match is always ready.
What you can play
New players can read how to play: controls, rules and tips, or see how to start a game with friends.
How it works
Every match runs on the server, which is the single source of truth: your device sends only which way you want to turn, and the server decides what happens. That keeps matches fair, because scores, kills and rankings can't be edited on a player's device, and every ranked match keeps a replay that can be re-checked. Your own snake is drawn slightly ahead of the server so turns feel instant, while other snakes are smoothed so they glide instead of jumping from cell to cell, even on a mobile connection.
It runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, and your account, friends, skins and rank are the same on every device. The game is available in English, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese and Arabic.
Fair play and safety
- Ranked rating only changes in matchmade games, never in private rooms, so friends can't farm the leaderboard.
- Messages and challenges are friends-only, and you can block or report any player.
- Voice chat is off until you turn it on, and it is never recorded.
- Ads are never shown during a match, and premium players see no ads at all.
Read the privacy policy and terms of service for the details.
Get in touch
Found a bug, have an idea for a new mode, or want to talk about a partnership? Visit the contact page. Every message is read.
