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Snake Rewind Primusinterpares

Action Games

digital solutions Christian Tonke

iPhone iPad$1.99
Store rating
-
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0
Price
$1.99
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 13, 2026

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About Snake Rewind Primusinterpares

Snake Rewind brings back the classic snake game – in the retro look of a monochrome phone display or in a modern design.

HOW TO PLAY
• Steer the snake by swiping or with the on-screen D-pad.
• Eat, grow and avoid walls, obstacles and your own tail.
• The higher your score, the faster the snake moves.
• Pause at any time.

5 LEVELS
Classic, Pillars, Ring, Crossing and Labyrinth – each with its own obstacles, unlocked one after another by your best score: at 80, 180, 320 and 500 points.

POWER-UPS
• From 30 points on, power-ups appear on the field:
• Turbo: much faster for five seconds
• Slow motion: five seconds slower for precise moves
• 2x points: double points for every bite for eight seconds
• Shield: absorbs one crash into an obstacle or your own body, not into the wall – shields can be stacked
• Shrink: instantly removes 3 segments

SKINS AND THEMES
• 6 color skins, unlocked between 50 and 600 points – no purchases needed.
• Two themes: Retro with a monochrome pixel display and Modern with a dark gradient.
• Sound effects (can be switched off in settings) and haptic feedback on a crash.

RECORDS
• High scores per level plus an overall best, saved on your device.
• Share your score with friends.

PRIVACY
Snake Rewind needs no internet and no account, and it collects no usage data. High scores and settings stay on your device.

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