Snake Pass

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7.4

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  3. Negative: 25 out of 167
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  1. o0oXTCo0o
    Apr 27, 2017
    10
    Snake Pass exceeded my expectations. It can be very difficult, but never did it feel unfair. Every I failed to platform it was my fault, the level design is brilliant and the music is fantastic! They really payed close attention to detail. Water droplets smack drums in time and tune to the music. A cheerful slithery platformer.
  2. Drache42
    Jul 17, 2019
    10
    One of the first games I got for the Switch back when it released. Yes the controls can be wonky, but it's honestly a unique platformer with a lot of charm and pretty graphics. All round, I really enjoyed it and hope for a sequel!
  3. DavidRA
    Nov 16, 2017
    9
    Entretenido, gran port para la NSW, con buenos graficos y gran jugabilidad, a mi me ha gustado mucho, y el precio es bastante accesible. Definitivamente poder jugar a este juego en modo portatil es lo mejor de la vida, recomendado 100%
  4. thedude182
    Mar 29, 2017
    9
    This is a 'budget' game that surprised me. I am so happy they could port it to the Switch in such a short time. It's a great platformer and also a puzzle how to reach things. To be fair, i will reward this with a 9 out of 10, by comparing in to other games that release in this medium price range (€19,99).
    For this money you have a nice platformer that forces you to think like a snake.
  5. ryomaminamoto
    Apr 1, 2017
    9
    A great game, gave me several hours of fun but I took a little getting used to the gameplay.

    The soundtrack reminds me of banjo kazooie and the HD rumble I found a great addition.

    A great puzzle game.
  6. PochoMan
    Apr 9, 2017
    9
    This game is so unique. It is honestly one of the most creative platformers that I have ever seen. The visuals remind me of both Disney and Rare. The music was composed by David Wise of all people!
  7. ocarinamat
    Apr 11, 2017
    9
    A simple but beautifully crafted and strongly original platform game. It does a nice job of not hand holding the player and limiting the tutorials to the bare essentials. The controls are both tight and difficult to master, which provides hours of fun on end if you want to 100% complete the game.

    The visuals are charming, and surprisingly good on Switch even in portable mode. The music    A simple but beautifully crafted and strongly original platform game. It does a nice job of not hand holding the player and limiting the tutorials to the bare essentials. The controls are both tight and difficult to master, which provides hours of fun on end if you want to 100% complete the game.

    The visuals are charming, and surprisingly good on Switch even in portable mode. The music is perfectly fitting and relaxing, despite being there only 4 tracks in the game. The aquatic melody is amazing (not surprising since it was made by the composer of DK's aquatic ambience).

    For its modest price, this game was a very pleasant surprise and I totally recommend it if you like platformers and challenging controls.    … Expand
  8. Nanoprophet
    Apr 12, 2017
    9
    Being a snake, laying around in the shades, living the snake-life you deserve. Till one day, when this annoying bird comes around and tells you, that you have to open the portals or you would be stuck there forever.
    So you take on the challenge of finding the portal-keys whilst trying to catch that bird and having a nice meal - or at least I did. Slithering trough the first courses of    Being a snake, laying around in the shades, living the snake-life you deserve. Till one day, when this annoying bird comes around and tells you, that you have to open the portals or you would be stuck there forever.
    So you take on the challenge of finding the portal-keys whilst trying to catch that bird and having a nice meal - or at least I did. Slithering trough the first courses of obstacles might be challenging, but as the game progresses you will get the hang of it and learn those snaking controls with ease.

    Its a fun and rewarding game, perfect after work or school to come down a bit and living the slithering life.    … Expand
  9. Squidveemo
    Nov 24, 2019
    9
    While the game can be a little frustrating at times the game is incredibly unique. It's fun to 100% and the game isn't too short and the game is incredibly charming.
  10. SuperkenGaming
    Mar 28, 2017
    8
    Snake Pass
    Testing your patience
    Ever think what it would be like to be a snake? Turns out it’s pretty frustrating. Snake Pass is a puzzle platformer snake simulator… You play as noodle accompanied by a bird companion Your only task is to collect the 3 gems spread across the different levels… only problem is it’s a level of posts.. and you gotta get your snake on to climb them…    Snake Pass
    Testing your patience
    Ever think what it would be like to be a snake?
    Turns out it’s pretty frustrating.
    Snake Pass is a puzzle platformer snake simulator…
    You play as noodle accompanied by a bird companion
    Your only task is to collect the 3 gems spread across the different levels…
    only problem is it’s a level of posts.. and you gotta get your snake on to climb them…
    This game doesn’t seem to challenging at first…
    It isn’t until the 2nd world out of 4 that your realize this games gonna have you throwing things…
    There are 15 levels total that will all take a variety of different times depending on luck and how quickly you adapt to being a snake…
    I ultimately never did adapt…
    Your main mechanics are move forward... go side to side for speed, lift your head up to climb, and grip.. that’s it…
    The rest Is up to you and physics…
    The game took me a little less than 4 and a half hours to get through…
    Each of the worlds are themed after the different elements…
    earth, which is the intro…
    here you’ll just be climbing posts.. collecting the blue orbs and gold coins around…
    Water, which I felts was the hardest of the elements…
    will introduce the ability to swim under water, this is also where switches are introduced…
    you’ll be over the collectibles by then because of how frustrating climbing the poles that are now moving becomes with hazards such as spikes underneath… and the punishment of going over the same obstacles when you fall…
    Fire which is where you have to deal with lava.. A decently quick chapter…
    And finally air... youre dealing with the wind blowing, ultra frustrating, and this is when your bird friend comes in handy flying you across the different sections…
    An after you complete all of the levels for a section you unlock a time trial mode for the levels…
    I personally have no interest in the time trial mode, but the actual campaign is a great challenge that tested my patience for sure…
    Ultimately I did feel like most deaths were my fault…
    The camera doesn’t follow you automatically though…
    So most is the keyword here..
    The camera is an issue at times when you can’t see where you snake is pointed
    thankfully there’s a decent amount of checkpoints around to make it less painful…
    and you’ll need them.
    I give Snake Pass
    a 7.5/10    … Expand
  11. SrKeitaro
    Apr 2, 2017
    8
    Es un buen vídeo juego con unas mecánicas muy originales, un apartado visual aunque repetitivo bastante atractivo. La única pega que tengo con este juego es que la cámara muchas veces es incomoda. Y aunque el juego sea complicado la curva de dificultad me parece bastante correcta.
  12. Tall
    Mar 31, 2017
    8
    Game has a nice idea with interesting controls but can also get frustrating at times when the snake just does not do what you want. :) Still i gave it 8 points for the great idea, nice visuals and overall good level design.
  13. mikerbiker62
    Mar 29, 2017
    8
    Snake Pass is definitely a good game, it's a puzzle platformer which is very unique and special, You will play as the character "Noodle" and your aim is collect 3 gems in various levels of the game, but I have had an issue where the HD rumble is too loud and is annoying for gamers so I hope they can lower the sound of the HD rumble. Either way Snake Pass challenges you to complete a seriesSnake Pass is definitely a good game, it's a puzzle platformer which is very unique and special, You will play as the character "Noodle" and your aim is collect 3 gems in various levels of the game, but I have had an issue where the HD rumble is too loud and is annoying for gamers so I hope they can lower the sound of the HD rumble. Either way Snake Pass challenges you to complete a series of obstacle course-like levels as a snake. You can slither, wrap yourself around stuff, and swim underwater.

    I personally love that you have to pretend you're a snake yourself it's exactly like being a snake you'll need to be slithering around like one to gain more speed. The visuals are pretty good except some aspects which could be improved on however you will still have a blast with this uniquely fun 3D adventure.    … Expand
  14. TheSeahorse
    Oct 16, 2017
    8
    Snake Pass, a platform game in which you play as a snake collecting things while saving the wildlife. I haven't played anything like it before and the game is actually really fun, who thought slithering around as a snake could be fun? And by fun I also mean crushingly hard at times.

    There are 4 worlds with a total of 15 levels split across the worlds. 3 gems are scattered across each    Snake Pass, a platform game in which you play as a snake collecting things while saving the wildlife. I haven't played anything like it before and the game is actually really fun, who thought slithering around as a snake could be fun? And by fun I also mean crushingly hard at times.

    There are 4 worlds with a total of 15 levels split across the worlds. 3 gems are scattered across each level which are mandatory to collect to be able to advance to the next level. There are also a buch of bubbles scattered around in easy spots (although getting all can be hard) and 5 coins in difficult places. This makes for many hours of game play if you are a completionist, I'm not though so it took me about 6 hours to collect it all.
    The worlds are colourful and bright and the music fits perfectly for each world.

    Now for the cons:
    - The HD rumble is broken(?) so you should turn it off. It was the first thing I did since it felt like the joy-con would explode every time they rumbled (and they rumble A LOT in this game). edit: This was fixed in a patch one day after release. The rumble could still be better but at least it works now.
    - The graphics are a bit blurry and feel unoptimized, my eyes hurt when I played in handheld mode but playing on the TV felt just fine.
    - The default controls felt weird to me so I switched to the "easy" controls which were much better. Might just be my personal preference though.

    Snake Pass is definitely worth it's 20€ price tag and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a challenging platformer.    … Expand
  15. DrWill
    Apr 4, 2017
    8
    not a bad game. i wanted to like this game more than i did. i was really excited to see a developer take a bit of risk and try some thing honestly new, rather than reskining the same old tired crap everyone else does. unfortunately this game failed to deliver on the hype for me at least. the presentation is on point, playing this game felt like playing donkey kong country for the firstnot a bad game. i wanted to like this game more than i did. i was really excited to see a developer take a bit of risk and try some thing honestly new, rather than reskining the same old tired crap everyone else does. unfortunately this game failed to deliver on the hype for me at least. the presentation is on point, playing this game felt like playing donkey kong country for the first time. the environments and music come together to paint a truely beautiful picture. the core gameplay is fun unique adn interesting. unfortunately the controls felt unrefined and cumbersome, to the point of extreme frustration at times. the shortcomings of the control system are exacerbatedd byt the fact that it feels like the design of the later levels demands more precision and capability than the control system can reasonably deliver. tere were sections were i felt i made it through as much by luck as skill, and controling noodle felt very inconsistent throughout the entire experience. though this game made me want to throw the pro controler through my TV more often than in reasonable, i feel like it is a unique and interesting concept that serves as a breath of fresh air for the 3D platformer genre. i hope snake pass does well enough commercially to warrant a sequel, so that hopefully in the next installment we get a more refined and elegant control system, and a more fleshed out story and over all experience.… Expand
  16. k33x
    Apr 19, 2017
    8
    I really enjoyed this game! Looks good. Fun to play. Never played a game like this before.

    But one thing really frustrated me... the camera! THE CAMERA IS SO FRUSTRATING!!! I some levels i really felt the urge to smash my switch against the wall. Glad i did not! :)
  17. Aldeberuhn
    Jun 18, 2017
    8
    Snake Pass is a very unique platformer that makes you really have to think differently about navigating some complex stages. The music and graphics are pretty good, but the game suffers from serious camera angle issues at several points in the game, which can be pretty frustrating. I'm hoping this can be fixed in a patch. Another downside of this game is that it feels very short. However,Snake Pass is a very unique platformer that makes you really have to think differently about navigating some complex stages. The music and graphics are pretty good, but the game suffers from serious camera angle issues at several points in the game, which can be pretty frustrating. I'm hoping this can be fixed in a patch. Another downside of this game is that it feels very short. However, upon completing the game, there is an indication that more levels may eventually come in some way or another. I think it will be important to see how the game improves as time goes on, but the game itself is worth the purchase just for the uniqueness of it. Hopefully the developers can improve the overall appeal of this game, though it has been out for a few months now without hearing much about future plans.… Expand
  18. EdwardG
    Jul 24, 2017
    8
    Snake Pass is an interesting take on the platforming genre - it's a game built around it's unique control scheme that sees you collecting various items to restore Haven Tor. Three of these collectibles are necessary to progress through each of the fifteen levels, alongside optional blue orbs and gold coins that are there to add some difficulty and lengthen the time you spend on the game.Snake Pass is an interesting take on the platforming genre - it's a game built around it's unique control scheme that sees you collecting various items to restore Haven Tor. Three of these collectibles are necessary to progress through each of the fifteen levels, alongside optional blue orbs and gold coins that are there to add some difficulty and lengthen the time you spend on the game. Collecting every single orb and coin also grants a bonus reward, and although it's nothing vital, it's still pretty cool.
    THE GOOD
    - The control scheme is excellent and makes this game memorable. Controlling Noodle, the snake, is good fun and although it takes some getting used to, when you learn how to play properly you always feel in control.
    - Some of the collectibles are well hidden and will take some time to find, and although finishing the game makes the task of getting everything much easier with snake vision, I'd recommend trying to find everything on your first playthrough to enhance the difficulty. Skipping everything will make the game too short and too easy.
    - Levels are well designed and take advantage of Noodle's movement.
    - Collectibles stand out from environments well.
    - The game has a relatively slow pace so can be relaxing.
    - Time trials provide replay value.
    - Snake Pass is very cheap for how good it is, costing just $20/£16.
    THE BAD
    - The camera is terrible and gets in the way of otherwise great platforming. The camera often obstructs things from view, taking away the control you should have over Noodle. The camera is the thing I struggled with the most, and the main reason it's hard to rate the game higher.
    - There is a noticeable lack of progression, making many levels blur into one. No new abilities are introduced and between the worlds there aren't many new mechanics. It would have been nice if there were some skills you could unlock with all of the collectibles that don't really have much of a purpose.
    THE BORING
    - Graphically the game isn't amazing and environments get repetitive, but this doesn't get in the way of the fun. The art style is nice but nothing new.
    - Although there is a great soundtrack, there is only one track per world / one every four levels. It gets too repetitive.
    - Some of the levels are overly large, making it frustrating if you've missed something. Constant back tracking can get annoying.
    - The structure of each level is identical, and although this might bother some, I personally never got bored but it's something you'll want to consider.
    - There isn't a proper story but this isn't important in this kind of game.
    CONCLUSION
    Snake Pass is a great game and very memorable experience, elevated by a unique control scheme that makes the game stand out from the competition, but let down by an awful camera that frequently gets in the way and disrupts otherwise fluid gameplay. With a very low price tag, the game is a must buy.    … Expand
  19. playeralive
    Jan 28, 2018
    8
    Buen juego para pasar unas horas entretenidas. Una vez que te haces a la mecánica del movimiento de la serpiente el juego se vuelve más disfrutable. La historia es muy muy simple, donde más brilla el juego es en los niveles, están muy bien diseñados con secretos que te costarán encontrar. Banda sonora espectacular corre a cargo de David Wise asi que es de lo mejor. Recomendado para pasarBuen juego para pasar unas horas entretenidas. Una vez que te haces a la mecánica del movimiento de la serpiente el juego se vuelve más disfrutable. La historia es muy muy simple, donde más brilla el juego es en los niveles, están muy bien diseñados con secretos que te costarán encontrar. Banda sonora espectacular corre a cargo de David Wise asi que es de lo mejor. Recomendado para pasar un buen rato ya que sólo busca entretener y lo cumple estupendamente. Una gran pega es la posición de la cámara, es muy molesta en muchas ocasiones.… Expand
  20. AllySky
    Jun 24, 2019
    8
    A lot of these user reviews don't make a whole lot of sense to me, I mean, I understand where they are coming from, but it all sounds exaggerated, For starters, you have full control of the camera, as well as a button to zoom in and out, if you're having trouble with the camera, then that's your fault. This game has no risks, you're welcome to take your time at it for crying out loud, thisA lot of these user reviews don't make a whole lot of sense to me, I mean, I understand where they are coming from, but it all sounds exaggerated, For starters, you have full control of the camera, as well as a button to zoom in and out, if you're having trouble with the camera, then that's your fault. This game has no risks, you're welcome to take your time at it for crying out loud, this game is meant to be a relaxing experience.

    Another complaint people seem to have is the controls, or the mechanics of the character, the snake, of course they're going to be weird, I thought I was going to hate the game at first, but trust me, it takes practice, and as soon as you get the hang of it, it's pretty thorough with what it set out to be, You're not a human playing a human, you're a human playing a snake.

    This to me is a perfect platformer, it's both relaxing and difficult, devoid of frustrations, If you wanna chill to some nostalgic toons while playing in a nostalgic world, this this is one platformer you don't want to miss.    … Expand
  21. Skurttish
    May 26, 2020
    8
    Very good game. The biggest drawback is that the levels are too long to collect all the secrets, and unless you finish the level’s obstacle course, you can’t save your progress. So you can’t beat a level, then dive back in just to get the collectibles—you have to beat the level again.

    Still, the movement mechanic is very fun and you feel great when you figure it out. It makes the game a    Very good game. The biggest drawback is that the levels are too long to collect all the secrets, and unless you finish the level’s obstacle course, you can’t save your progress. So you can’t beat a level, then dive back in just to get the collectibles—you have to beat the level again.

    Still, the movement mechanic is very fun and you feel great when you figure it out. It makes the game a joy.    … Expand
  22. blackphoenix60
    Mar 29, 2017
    7
    This game is pretty good. It can be frustrating at times as the difficulty comes from controlling Noodle effectively.
    It is fairly short with only 15 levels, but each level offers enough collectibles to keep you there long enough to see every inch of it.
    I would only recommend this to someone who really enjoys platformers and are looking for a new take on the genre. Otherwise, wait for    This game is pretty good. It can be frustrating at times as the difficulty comes from controlling Noodle effectively.
    It is fairly short with only 15 levels, but each level offers enough collectibles to keep you there long enough to see every inch of it.
    I would only recommend this to someone who really enjoys platformers and are looking for a new take on the genre. Otherwise, wait for YookaLaylee.    … Expand
  23. spongeswift
    Apr 22, 2017
    7
    Snake Pass is a decent game. It's very innovative and fun for a small portion of people. Because it's very slow paced a large amount of gamers will pass on the game or put it down after the first level. If you like the Mario type platformer than Snake Pass simply isn't for you since you don't have enemies or really anything that can really kill you. The only way you can die is by fallingSnake Pass is a decent game. It's very innovative and fun for a small portion of people. Because it's very slow paced a large amount of gamers will pass on the game or put it down after the first level. If you like the Mario type platformer than Snake Pass simply isn't for you since you don't have enemies or really anything that can really kill you. The only way you can die is by falling that's it. But the soundtrack is great and the graphics are amazing. I noticed a few bugs though including my screen going black for no reason. Also the controls are very hard to get used to so don't go in expecting to be instantly good at it. Overall this game is decent for people that are patient but if you aren't then I would skip Snake Pass… Expand
  24. ScreenScraggy22
    Jul 2, 2017
    7
    I mean the graphics are very nice and the controls are unique and not very hard to use. The rest..... not very good. The level design is really bad. The camera angles are also very annoying and often can mess you up. But not an overall bad game. Its ok.
  25. RavenWraith
    May 12, 2020
    7
    I really like this game. It has beautiful graphics and a relaxing soundtrack the controls are pretty simple to use and it is an easy game to complete because of the challenges. I had to repeat many of the levels to get all of the collectibles. The only frustrating aspect for me was the maddening camera issues. At times I would get so frustrated I would stop playing. While it is possible toI really like this game. It has beautiful graphics and a relaxing soundtrack the controls are pretty simple to use and it is an easy game to complete because of the challenges. I had to repeat many of the levels to get all of the collectibles. The only frustrating aspect for me was the maddening camera issues. At times I would get so frustrated I would stop playing. While it is possible to manage working through the camera issues this is the kind of game where the cameras need to be perfect. Regardless, I enjoyed the game and played most level numerous times.… Expand
  26. Lootcrate
    Mar 21, 2020
    7
    This game had potential but it was honestly just boring. This is honestly just an opinion. It's definitely a game that some people will enjoy. I'm not one of them
  27. spencerplewe
    Mar 13, 2020
    7
    I believe I had an easier time with this game's creative controls than most, and I did love the designs of the numerous stages, but there wasn't much substance or incentive left over to bring me back again.
  28. Reyn_the_Insane
    Apr 19, 2017
    6
    While the concept in and of itself is brilliant, the gameplay doesn't put it to use. Both the default and easy controls are awkward to use, and the camera can be a little wonky at times. While graphics shouldn't matter, the game appears blurry, even in docked mode. Checkpoints are frustrating as well. If you mess up, you'll be sent back to the checkpoint, losing all progress you've madeWhile the concept in and of itself is brilliant, the gameplay doesn't put it to use. Both the default and easy controls are awkward to use, and the camera can be a little wonky at times. While graphics shouldn't matter, the game appears blurry, even in docked mode. Checkpoints are frustrating as well. If you mess up, you'll be sent back to the checkpoint, losing all progress you've made after you activated that checkpoint. The game can be very slow-paced and I never found myself wanting to play for more than 20 minutes at a time. While it's not for me, Snake Pass is a game that depends on the person's preferences. My advice would be if you're to spend $20, spend it on something like Snipperclips or Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove.… Expand
  29. Calamack
    Mar 31, 2017
    6
    Snake Pass tries really hard to rethink platforming in a creative way, and for that I give it significant praise. But Sumo Digital just could not figure out a good way to control a snake. The controls aren't just frustrating to learn, they never cease to be frustrating, with Noodle never responding in the way you expect. Snake Pass is colorful, and the main character Noodle is absolutelySnake Pass tries really hard to rethink platforming in a creative way, and for that I give it significant praise. But Sumo Digital just could not figure out a good way to control a snake. The controls aren't just frustrating to learn, they never cease to be frustrating, with Noodle never responding in the way you expect. Snake Pass is colorful, and the main character Noodle is absolutely adorable, but all of the cute aesthetic choices just clash with how mindbogglingly difficult this game is. It's also not a good difficulty like Hyper Light Drifter or Dark Souls, it's an unfair and frustrating difficulty without a true learning curve.

    The game starts off frustrating, and later levels have very little in terms of additional challenges to overcome, in many ways the opposite of a good difficulty curve.

    After 5 or 6 hours with this game, as you finally learn to play around the anything but tight control scheme, and a PS1 era camera that fights you the whole game (and with an abysmally slow swivel speed and no camera acceleration options) this game does become fun, and it's uniqueness does set it apart from other platformers.

    In terms of fidelity and performance. Snake Pass maintains a solid 30 FPS when docked on the Switch (same as PS4 and XBox One) and renders at a 675p resolution (lower than the PS4's 860p). Undocked it may drop a frame or two but it's rarely if ever noticeable and it still maintains 30 frames the vast majority of the time. In handheld mode it renders at around 480p resolution. The only way to play this game in an HD resolution or with 60 frames per second is on the PC or PS4 Pro. Evidence of lazy console ports across the board. The Switch is also missing a few shaders and effects (most notably depth of field) compared to PS4, but nothing that detracts from the experience in a meaningful way.

    Overall there is a fun game here, but it's hidden behind a horrid control scheme and some strange technical limitations.    … Expand
  30. StevenGreen
    May 30, 2017
    6
    Snake Pass' unique control scheme is where this game shines, as you must move as a snake actually would, making this an exciting entry in the 3D platformer genre. Sadly, the learning curve, lack of good camera controls, and extremely difficult item collection make the game a hard one to enjoy the whole way. Due to the abundance of item collection, as is classic in this genre, you wouldSnake Pass' unique control scheme is where this game shines, as you must move as a snake actually would, making this an exciting entry in the 3D platformer genre. Sadly, the learning curve, lack of good camera controls, and extremely difficult item collection make the game a hard one to enjoy the whole way. Due to the abundance of item collection, as is classic in this genre, you would think it would consist of being able to discern where all the items are, and just having it be difficult to get to them, however, I couldn't find all the items on almost any level, making it frustrating as the only mechanic of the game is to 100% all the items and move on to the next stage. The camera is what I think is to blame here, as there is no good way to angle the camera around to locate items. People yearning for a new entry into the 3D platformer genre should give this one a look, and people who like exciting and new indie games, but I just hope you find the items and master the wiggle better than I could.… Expand
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Mixed or average reviews - based on 22 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 9 out of 22
  2. Mixed: 13 out of 22
  3. Negative: 0 out of 22
  1. NZGamer
    Apr 24, 2017
    70
    For those who persevere and manage to find themselves one with the controls – those that embody the life of a snake – you’ll likely look back on this as a hidden gem that was glossed over by far too many. Personally it’s a game that I enjoy; one that I want to finish but never will. The pain of dropping to my death and losing minutes of progress for the eighth time, because my fingers just couldn’t keep up, outweighs the immense joy I got from succeeding on the ninth attempt.
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  2. Nintendo Force Magazine
    Apr 24, 2017
    75
    A charming design that puts an inventive twist on puzzle platformers. If you can stomach some moments of frustration, Snake Pass is certainly worth a look. [Issue #27 – May/June 2017, p. 25]
  3. Hobby Consolas
    Apr 21, 2017
    69
    It may look childish, but it's a challenging and tough platformer. Put the blame on its tricky control scheme.
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