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Snake Pass

Critic score12 critics
First release
Mar 28, 2017
Publisher
Sumo Digital
Genres
Indie, Adventure, Platform, Simulator, Arcade, Puzzle · Kids, Action

Welcome to Snake Pass; a physical action-puzzle game that sees the player slither, curl and climb their way through increasingly challenging worlds filled with evermore intricate obstacles and fiendishly mind-bending objectives! Snake Pass is the wriggling brain-child of Seb Liese, who originally came to Sumo from Holland to work on the LittleBigPlanet team. His prototype of ‘real snake physics’ captured the entire studio’s imagination and we’re really proud of the results so far!

Also known as Snake Pass (スネークパス), SnakePass.exe

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Storyline
In the lush jungle world of Haven Tor, a bright and curious hummingbird named Doodle makes a troubling discovery: a mysterious intruder has been stealing the Keystones, the magical gems that allow travel through the gates linking the land's many realms. Alarmed, Doodle rushes to wake her steadfast companion, a coral snake named Noodle, and together the unlikely duo set off to track down the thief and restore order to their home. Their journey carries them through vibrant realms themed around jungle, water, lava, and wind, winding ever upward toward the summit of Haven Tor. Along the way, the pair catch fleeting glimpses of a large flying figure and scattered black feathers, hints of the culprit behind the thefts, as they slither and climb through one treacherous world after another.Read more

In the lush jungle world of Haven Tor, a bright and curious hummingbird named Doodle makes a troubling discovery: a mysterious intruder has been stealing the Keystones, the magical gems that allow travel through the gates linking the land's many realms. Alarmed, Doodle rushes to wake her steadfast companion, a coral snake named Noodle, and together the unlikely duo set off to track down the thief and restore order to their home. Their journey carries them through vibrant realms themed around jungle, water, lava, and wind, winding ever upward toward the summit of Haven Tor. Along the way, the pair catch fleeting glimpses of a large flying figure and scattered black feathers, hints of the culprit behind the thefts, as they slither and climb through one treacherous world after another.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Mar 28, 2017
PlayStation 4
Mar 28, 2017
Nintendo Switch
Mar 28, 2017
All 6 release dates
PlayStation 4
Mar 29, 2017
Xbox One
Mar 29, 2017
Nintendo Switch
Mar 29, 2017
Time to beatIGDB · recorded
Main Story
6h
Main + Extras
9h
Completionist
12h
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
casual, steam, snake, physics puzzles, steam achievements
… All 14, digital distribution, steam leaderboards, windows store, xbox play anywhere, xbox one x enhanced, collectibles, non-humanoid protagonist, xbox live, 4k ultra hd

At a Glance

Critic Score
72
Main Story (IGDB)
6h
Main + Extras (IGDB)
9h
Completionist (IGDB)
12h

Overview

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Steam users rate this Very Positive, 1,182 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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