Snake Pass was a fun game that felt unique in its control scheme. The worlds are bright and colorful and the character designs really brought me back to early Rare titles. The levels were tricky and well thought out but very little was introduced outside of the normal snake and ladder gameplay. Pretty steep difficulty spike in the final three levels but nothing impossible. The highlight of it all was the soundtrack (David Wise Wins Again). Overall loved the game and would recommend playing just to feel like a snake while listening to smooth jazz.

Disappointing. The core gameplay had so much potential, but the game fails to provide more than just simple levels. After getting accustomed to the unique controls, there's no motivator to keep going. The story is non-existent, there's no reward for getting the collectibles, no hook to differentiate the levels. I had high hopes that the game would scratch that Banjo Kazooie itch due to the similar look and music, but it couldn't come close. Most disappointing game in a while, not because it's outright bad but because it failed to deliver on it's potential. I really wanted to love this game.

Es un juego bastante divertido incluso cuándo hay veces que crees que has conseguido no caerte de pura chiripa. En algún momento del juego dicen: "Piensa como una serpiente" y es 100% real, más pronto que tarde estás enganchado y oteando el horizonte aunque no haga falta alguna ni tenga ninguna mejora. Como juego de puzzles muy bueno, no demasiado difícil de pasar, aunque la mayoría de coleccionables si que suponen un gran reto. Al principio parece que se resiste al movimiento, pero acabas cogiéndole el tranquilo como para acabarlo. También lo recomiendo para niños que ya sepan manejar un mando, pues la historia es 100% inocente y el juego precioso. Eso si, quizás se frustre un poco si no sabe moverse bien.