Snake Puzzle Escape

Snake Puzzle Escape is closer in spirit to a sliding-tile maze than to the classic "eat the apple" Snake. You're given a grid with one or more snakes already drawn across it, and your job is to wiggle each snake out of the board through specific exits - without the snakes colliding with each other or themselves. Each level is small enough to scan in a few seconds, but the path order matters. Move the wrong snake first and you'll box in the right answer. Move them in the correct sequence and the whole puzzle clears in a few satisfying steps. The presentation is bright and clean. There's no time pressure, no score multiplier, no flashy boosters trying to sell you something. Just the puzzle, the grid, and the snakes. Levels start friendly - one snake, one straight path. By the mid-game you'll be juggling three or four snakes across a constrained board with overlapping exits, and the solution sometimes only becomes visible after you mentally walk through several failed orders. It's a fast game, in the good sense. Most levels solve in under a minute once you see them, but there's a real difference between "see it instantly" and "rotate it around in your head until it clicks." That gap is where the satisfaction lives.