Search Google for 'snake game' and a green snake appears above the results; this is that game, playable any time without the search. Steer the snake around the board, eat the apple, grow one segment, repeat — and don't run into the wall or yourself. Google added it to Search in 2019 for the Lunar New Year and it has become the most-searched Google game by a wide margin.
The version here keeps what makes Google's snake different from the 1990s phone game: a small board, a snake that moves smoothly rather than in jerks, a settings panel where you can change the board size, speed and how many apples are on screen, and a high score that sticks around.
It is the same game, playable here without searching for it — same movement, same settings panel, same scoring. Google's copy appears when you search 'snake game' or 'play snake'.
On the default board a score of 50 is solid, 100 is excellent, and filling the board — 252 apples on the standard grid — is the completionist's goal that very few reach.
Both. On a phone, swipe to steer; on a Chromebook, arrow keys. It runs in the browser with nothing to install.