Single player
One snake, one red apple. Each apple is worth 1 point and the snake grows. Hitting a wall or your own body ends the run. The phone keeps a session score and a record.
Versus AI
Two snakes start on opposite sides of the same field. The edges wrap, so a snake that leaves one side comes back on the other. Running into a body eliminates that snake. The score line shows You and AI. After the score climbs into the teens, the AI starts searching the open space more carefully.
Bluetooth duel
Both players move at the same time. The score line shows You and Opp. A red apple is 1 point. A green apple is worth 2, and a yellow apple is worth 3. From 25 points, a player can drop the tail segment as a short-lived trap, which costs 1 point. The field wraps.
Team versus AI
You and a partner on a second phone share a team score against one AI snake. The field wraps. The header shows Team and AI, and a line under it names the color of your snake.
Make it yours
Pick a color for your snake, the opponent, and the team partner: green, yellow, sky blue, blue, orange, purple, pink, or a custom shade. Switch between an on-screen pad and a joystick. Vibration can buzz when an apple is eaten. Pause whenever you need to. Each mode keeps its score on the phone.
Play with a friend
Pair two phones in Bluetooth and open the game on both. They find each other. One phone hosts a duel or a team match against the AI. Bluetooth is used only for that nearby game. Single player and Versus AI work with no connection at all.
On the phone the game is titled Snake Multiplayer. The interface is available in English, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic.
- Version
- 3.0
- Updated on
- October 22, 2026
- Downloads
- 10K+
- Download size
- 30.1 MB
- Requires
- Android 5.0 and up
- Category
- Arcade
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- None
- Content rating
- Interactive elements
- Users interact on a local Bluetooth link. No digital purchases.
- Permissions
- Offered by
- NeiroOrg
Data safety
See what this game can access, and what stays on your phone. The practices below describe this version of Classic Snake Game.
Ratings and reviews
Versus AI stays close. Both snakes share one field, the edges wrap, and a score of 20 to 19 still feels unfinished. Once the apples pile up, the AI starts hunting the open squares.
24 people found this review helpful
We paired two phones, opened the game on both, and the duel found the other device. Orange against yellow, a joystick on my side, and the green apple is worth grabbing because it is two points.
18 people found this review helpful
Team versus AI is the mode I keep opening: my snake, my partner, and one AI on the same board, with a shared team score. I would like the partner's next move to be a little easier to spot.
11 people found this review helpful
Single player is the classic run. The walls do not wrap, the red apple is one point, and the record stays on the phone after you crash.
9 people found this review helpful
Colors for you, the opponent, and the team partner are easy to tell apart, and the language list goes well past English. Bluetooth took a moment to notice the second phone, then it stayed connected.
7 people found this review helpful
No account and no server. I play single player on the bus and a Bluetooth duel when a friend is next to me. The yellow apple at three points is the one we both chase.
15 people found this review helpful
What's new
- Single player, Versus AI, Bluetooth duel, and Team versus AI
- Separate colors for your snake, the opponent, and the team partner
- On-screen pad or joystick
- Green and yellow bonus apples in a Bluetooth duel
- Session scores and records stored on the device
- Interface in 14 languages
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