Billiard Snake

Billiard Snake was one of those straightforward games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't need a complicated setup or a story. You just loaded it in your browser and started playing. The concept was simple, merging the basic idea of Snake with the setting of a pool table.

You control a line, or a snake, that moves continuously around a green felt surface. Using the arrow keys, you steer it to consume small red dots. Each dot you eat makes your snake longer. The main objective is to eat as many as you can without crashing. You have to avoid the black holes scattered on the table, which end your run instantly. A timer on the side counts down, adding pressure; if it reaches zero before you collect the next dot, the game is over. The pacing starts slow but gets tense as your snake grows and maneuvering becomes tighter. It feels like a careful, sometimes frantic, dance around obstacles.