Fill the Gap

Guide a pixel snake through tight puzzle boards and slowly cover every open tile in Fill the Gap. This snake game focuses on logic, not speed, so you can plan routes and test ideas without a timer. Levels start out simple, then introduce layouts where a single wrong turn blocks the last few squares. Move a green snake across the grid and touch every square exactly once. The field works like a big maze made of small blocks, and your trail locks in as soon as you pass through a tile. Later stages add a second snake friend you can swap to on the same board. Switching lets you reach areas the first snake can no longer get to.

How to play?

Use the arrow keys or swipe controls to move the snake around the playing field. Plan your path so the body does not trap the head away from remaining tiles. When the second snake unlocks, switch between the two to finish complicated layouts. Both snakes share the same goal, so together they must cover all squares to clear the level. Pause for a moment on harder boards and read the grid before you move. If you restart often, notice which corners keep blocking you and change the route through that area. With careful moves, even the trickiest snake puzzles become manageable.

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Category: Snake Games
3.9117647058824 1 1 1 1 1 (102 Votes)
Controls:
  • / - move
  • - snake change

About this game:

  • Players have rated this game 3.91 out of 5, based on 102 votes.
  • Released in October 2022.
  • Ready to play on Web Browser (PC).
  • Age rating: 6+
  • Powered by HTML5 (Unity WebGL) — jump right in and start playing in your browser, no downloads needed.

Game features:

  • Path leaves a permanent trail that blocks future movement on those tiles
  • Later levels introduce a second controllable snake on the same board
  • Players can freely swap between two snakes during a single puzzle
  • No timer, so levels focus on route planning instead of reaction speed

Tips & Tricks:

  • Clear narrow tunnels early so you do not lock them behind your own trail
  • Map out a rough route in your head before the first move on tough boards
  • Use one snake to handle edges and the other to clean up the center tiles
  • Restart quickly if you see an unreachable tile instead of dragging out the attempt

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