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I first played Sneaky Snakes on the original Game Boy, a cartridge with no clear release year or publisher listed. It was one of those many puzzle games that filled the platform's library, a simple concept built for short bursts of play. You don't hear much about it now, but it was a solid time-passer during long car rides.

You control a snake that moves through a series of single-screen mazes. The goal is to eat all the fruit in a stage without colliding with walls, your own growing tail, or any enemies that appear. Your main tool is planning your route carefully, as your snake lengthens with every piece of fruit consumed, making navigation progressively tighter. Later levels introduce obstacles and faster enemies that force quick decisions. The game has a steady, methodical pace that can suddenly become frantic when you're trapped. It feels like a constant battle between careful strategy and the panic of a wrong turn.