Sweepy Snake

I’m enjoying the game and have no trouble getting through each level since I’m willing to pay for extra coins. But there are quite a few glitches. Some levels are awarded as “won” even though blocks still appear in the game field. I also don’t see the point in the minigame that wants you to build towns. They constantly recycle the same 5 or 6 scenes over and over, making the minigame pointless and boring.

I’m on level 300 and haven’t noticed any of the issues regarding impossible levels that other reviewers mentioned, so I guess they fixed those levels in an update. It’s great that the developers are responsive to feedback. I have noticed that there are sometimes lines that flash on the screen shooting out from the snakes, so I think there are still some glitches to work out. My biggest complaint is that most of the levels are really easy. There have been a few slightly challenging ones in the mix, but for the most part there is no element of challenge. While I would prefer more difficult levels, this game is fun and addicting and it’s good to play while I’m watching tv.

⭐⭐☆☆☆ I went into this game with an open mind despite the negative review because I wanted to judge it for myself. The core gameplay is actually fun, and I enjoyed the concept during the early levels. Unfortunately, by Level 12 I had already encountered my second level that appeared to require a power-up to complete. In the case of Level 12, the only color that can unlock the rest of the board is trapped behind other colors, requiring multiple snakes to be deployed first. Those snakes have nowhere to go and end up occupying the available pins until the level fails. The solution isn’t better strategy or careful planning, it’s using a power-up. What makes this especially frustrating is the game’s economy. Completing a level earns only 40 coins (unless you watch ads for more), while power-ups cost 300 coins each and a second chance after failing costs 900 coins. A continue costs more than 20 successful level completions, making progress feel unnecessarily grindy. I think the game would be much more enjoyable if players occasionally earned power-ups as rewards for completing levels, reaching milestones, or overcoming difficult challenges. That would make power-ups feel like a bonus rather than a necessity. The game itself is fun, which is why this is disappointing. If these levels are intended to be solvable without power-ups, they need to be rebalanced. If they are intentionally designed to require them, then players should be rewarded with power-ups often enough that progress doesn’t feel tied to spending coins or watching ads. Without updates, the game is essentially pay to play, not actual strategy. I look forward to future improvements.