Snake Numbers
A number-logic puzzle about lazy garden snakes. Draw five-cell snakes counted 1 to 5 from the head, match what the stone arrows see, and never let a snake stare at another. 25 hand-checked puzzles.
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Controls
TapDragKeyboard←→↑↓ Space- Drag from a snake's head through five cells.
- Arrows show the first number they see.
- Snakes never touch, and a head must look at empty space.
- Keys: arrows and Enter.
About the game
Snake Numbers is a calm logic puzzle in a sunny garden. Every snake is exactly five cells long and counted from its head: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Stone blocks with arrows tell you the first snake number they can see in that direction, or 0 if they see none. Snakes are shy, so two snakes never lie side by side.
The special rule is about manners: a snake may not stare at another snake's body. Whatever lies straight ahead of a head must be empty grass up to a stone or the edge. The game draws each snake's line of sight, so a rude stare shows up in red at once. The 25 puzzles grow from a tiny 4 by 4 garden with one snake to 7 by 7 temples with five, and every one has exactly one answer that can be found by reasoning.
Free to play in your browser. No download, no sign-up. Works on phones, tablets and computers. Your progress is saved on this device.
