Python: Snake Simulator

In Python: Snake Simulator, the entire story takes place underground, on a huge construction site and an old mine. You slither as a massive python that crawls through tunnels, concrete blocks, and metal platforms while trying to escape this closed area. The snake game keeps the classic idea of growing longer by eating, but here it is wrapped in a simple puzzle-adventure with realistic-looking movement and collisions. Rabbits and rats roam the mine and construction zones, and the python hunts them for food. Devour them to replenish energy and stretch your long snake body to several meters. When the reptile becomes a giant, it fits better across gaps or into narrow shafts where a short body would not reach. The camera tracks your snake from above, so it is easy to see its full length while planning where to coil or straighten out.

How to play?

Move the python across the snake simulator map, watch the terrain, and use your body as a tool. Pull the head up to climb low walls or push forward over a pile of rocks. Wrap around ledges or angle the body to pass through tight places. Avoid workers and other people, because getting spotted usually ends the run. Find levers, doors, or simple mechanisms and interact with them to open new paths. Eat all the food you manage to reach and grow the python into a 10-meter snake monster that can finally leave the mine.