Snake Towers

Ads vs gameplay is just. *chef’s kiss*“Premium” currency, if you even want to call it that, can be obtained in VERY fair amounts without spending a dime or suffering through countless ads. You only need 10 gems to buy a new egg (to unlock a random Snake Part) and it’s exciting every single time. The skins/Snake Part sets are fun and nice to look at; different without being tacky or unoriginal. I love the style of the game, it’s cute and simple, but not to the extent that it’s uninteresting. No, not at all. It’s engaging— I won’t say “addicting” because that word gets tossed around far too much (and frankly detracts from the actual disease of addiction, but that’s another conversation.) This game can be put down relatively easily (this is coming from someone with ADHD, whose brain innately has a hard time switching tasks) but never gets boring. The random layout of rooms, the steadily growing challenge of how to move as you grow longer, the little puzzles, even the cursed rooms— it’s just the right amount of difficulty to keep you engaged and interested without raging. I played this game years ago and only re-downloaded it the other day, and it’s just as fun as I remember. I know lots of people say “I never write reviews but—“ but I don’t, usually. Even for games I like. But when the little thing in the game came up and said “Do you want to give Snake Towers a review?” I realized that yes… I actually do. I could go on. I know a lot of people won’t read a review this long, but for the sake of getting it out of my system, I have more to say. The lack of words. I appreciate that. As someone who is part of the disabled community, I’ve come to realize more and more that apps heavily laden with unnecessary wordage are difficult for some. I really like that Snake Towers has clear goals and controls without lengthy instructions. Visually engaging without being overstimulating; enjoyable; easy to play; small, obtainable, satisfying goals; VERY good balance of ads-to-gameplay; reasonable but exciting power-ups…Oh, and if that weren’t enough, you can mix-and-match parts of skins.TL;DR: Good for people of all skill levels, ADHD/Autsim-friendly, no annoying ads, no need to spend money except to support the developers. Get it.

I have had this game downloaded for a while now. I used to play it but only ever so often. I was scrolling through my apps on my iPad just a few days ago and came across this one. I remembered it from a while ago and decided to play again. This time I really enjoyed it. I discovered new parts of the game (ex where you customize your snake) and began to beat my high score continuously. It became extremely fun and now it never ceases to amuse and entertain me. This is an amazing game with a simple concept for anyone who wants to pass the time or have some fun! The only think that I dislike about the app is the video ads, but you can pay to remove them.

I actually really like this game. I've always been into the concept of snake as a game and this variation that allows for hundreds of bits and at later stages requires a lot of forethought with how you are moving through the rooms in order to keep yourself from dying is really good and I'm really into it. However there are a few issues I've encountered. When you purchase a snake skin bit, if you do it again, at least this has happened to me, in the same sort of purchasing session, it's eats your gems and doesn't give you the skin you bought. I wasted 100+ gems on some of the flower skins because I didn't realize that was happened. Furthermore when I die with the trail upgrade and if I opt to try again via gems or watching an ad, the trail upgrade seems to stop working. All and all this is a good game with a few minor issues. It's ads aren't too frequent and the concept adds in an interesting way to an already proven mechanic of snake. So yeah I'd recommend this.