Apple Worm

In Apple Worm, a green worm crawls across boxed-in puzzle layouts with an apple waiting somewhere ahead and a black hole set near the far side. Thirty levels reshape that setup in different ways, so the fruit is only half the route. Each apple adds another segment to the worm's body. That extra length changes which spaces it can reach and how it can fold across the board.

How to play?

Guide the worm up, down, left, or right through the maze. A square you've already left can't be used again, so the path has to be planned before the body blocks it off. After the worm eats the apple, slide its longer body into place and line up the final path. The black hole only works after the fruit is gone. Short routes help, but some boards need a longer bend to reach the exit.