Snake meets 2048. You start as a single cube with a 2 on it. Everything else on the arena is food, a threat, or both.

Drive over loose cubes and they join your tail. The body always keeps itself sorted — biggest at the head, smallest at the tail — so a picked-up cube slides into place by size. When two equal cubes end up next to each other they merge into one worth double, and that can set off a chain: grab a lone 16, it becomes 32, that meets your 32, becomes 64, and the wave runs all the way to your head.

Sixteen snakes share one field, and the bots are not scenery — they farm, hunt, flee and cut corners.

Touch a body with a bigger head number and you slice the tail off, taking every cube you can swallow. Ram a bigger head and it is over — same as the wall. Boost buys you two seconds of speed, but you turn slower while it lasts, so it is as much a risk as an escape. And watch for the ÷2 markers: touch one and every cube you own is halved. That is what keeps the leader beatable.

Mouse only. The head follows your cursor — hold left mouse button to boost.

Coins from every run, twelve cube skins to unlock, and a start boost that drops you into the arena at 64 instead of 2. Global leaderboards track your biggest cube and total kills.

How far past 2048 can you get?