You against 5 snakes

You are coral. Your snake starts on a base and the view follows its head.
Point (or touch) where you want to go, or use ← →. Your snake glides freely and turns smoothly.
Run your head into another snake and you crash. Two heads meeting both crash.
Be the last snake moving.

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Hexsphere Glide

Play other people; bots fill the empty places.

Press StartPoint where you want to go.

Slower − + faster

Settings

These change at once, even mid-game.

Rivals Snake thickness Food Food size Each food adds Names N Hex grid Boost Crashed snakes Stats box I Touch steering Sharpness

Snakes may cross their own body (as in slither.io)

Planet Snakes Mode

How it works

Moving. Your snake glides freely over the planet and turns smoothly toward where you point (or with ← →). The hexes are only scenery here: nothing moves cell by cell.
Growing. Food makes your snake longer. Crashed snakes turn into food, vanish or stay as walls, depending on the setting.
Crashing. Run your head into another snake or a wall and you crash; two heads meeting both crash. Running into a snake counts as a kill for it. You can cross your own body unless that setting is off.
Boost (if on). Hold the mouse button or Shift (on touch screens, the Boost button) to go twice as fast. With "costs length" you shed length while boosting (left behind as food).
Autopilot. Press T twice quickly: your snake follows its own body, so if you have closed a loop it keeps going round it. Press T twice again to steer yourself.
Last snake standing. Play until one snake is left. If you crash, you watch the rest.
Endless. A crashed snake comes back after a short wait. Replacements only appear on free bases (no snake within about 10 cells at Normal speed, further when faster), which are marked on the globe. With "stay as walls", the walls can block every base. In that case the game ends when nobody is left and no base is free, because waiting would never end. Play as long as you like and chase your best.