Sworm.io

Multiplayer battles in Sworm.io turn a simple snake idea into a crowded arena full of rival worms and shiny loot. You jump into one huge shared map with players from all over the world and compete to grow longer, tougher, and harder to kill. Before spawning, pick a nickname and scroll through the skins menu to choose a funny worm look. The game lets you sign in and save an account, so your favorite appearances and stats stay with you next time you play. Once you confirm your worm, it appears on the field as a short, basic body, ready to grow.

Shiny rocks scattered around the map work as experience. Collect them to increase your snake's length and become a threat to smaller opponents. Bugs crawling across the arena are just as important. When you run over them, they add armor to body segments, and armored parts will not break off when another snake bites them. Bites are dangerous. If an enemy clips an unarmored part of your body, your long worm splits into two pieces, and you lose a lot of progress. You can use the same rule against others. Swing around opponents, line up their path with your body, and force them to slam into you. Their snake instantly dies, drops its stored experience as glowing chunks, and you can grab it to power up faster than just eating regular rocks.

Extra bonuses sit across the map to change how a round goes. Magnet power-ups pull in nearby experience to your snake, and armor bonuses help cover more of your body at once. Worm bonuses stand out: they spawn an additional worm bot that fights on your team and moves on its own. If your main worm dies in the arena, you immediately switch into that bot's body instead of watching the rest of the match. Because the game follows the classic snake game format, the core idea stays simple. Slither across the multiplayer arena, keep your head away from other bodies, and use bonuses and armor to survive longer and climb the leaderboard.

How to play?

Control your snake with the mouse or your device's touch screen, depending on your device. Steer toward experience rocks early, since a longer body gives you more room to trap rivals. If another player circles you, cut toward open space and avoid running your head into their snake. Aim your bites only at unarmored sections, because armored parts will not break. When you spot a defeated worm, move along the dropped trail quickly, grab the chunks, and then dodge away before new enemies arrive. Use worm bonuses when you want backup, as the extra bot snake pressures rivals and gives you a second chance if your main body falls.