WildSnake on SNES is like Tetris, but with snakes—and honestly, way more chaotic. You’ve got these colorful serpents dropping into a grid, and if you match their heads to the same pattern/color, they vanish in a satisfying chain reaction. The physics are wild—sometimes clearing one snake makes the whole pile shift, setting off a cascade of matches you didn’t even plan.

There’s a ton of variety here. You can play on grids shaped like an X, an hourglass, even a flask, and the backgrounds switch between deserts, forests, and other themes. The harder it gets, the more snake patterns they throw at you, plus occasional special ones like a flashing red snake that wipes out whatever it touches first. And if you’re feeling mean, the two-player mode lets you sabotage your opponent by chaining combos to dump obstacles on their side.

Your rank starts at "nestling" (adorable) and climbs up through snake royalty—boa, python, king cobra—as you clear more. It’s simple to pick up, but the way snakes slither and settle makes every move unpredictable. You’ll either love the chaos or rage-quit when an unstoppable snake plows through your carefully built stack.