Wild Snake |
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Platform: SNES
Tags: Puzzle Developer: Manley & Associates More Platforms: Game Boy AKA: Super Snakey (JP) |
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Wild Snake reviewReviewed February 18, 2003alecto says: "Here’s something for anyone who was grossed out by that pit of writhing snakes in the Indiana Jones movie. Wild Snake is a game that vaguely follows the falling-block puzzle-game format, but a more accurate label would be slithering-reptile format. You see, these snakes are incredibly realistic. They don’t just drop from the top of the screen like boring blocks. Their twisty bodies wriggle down head-first, struggling against you and the controller all the way. The idea is to wrangle the snake o..." |
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