Snakeybus
Snakeybus(156 MB) is an action video game. Developed and published by Stovetop, LLC. It was released on May 10, 2019 for Windows. The length of your bus grows as you pick up more people! Can I Run Snakeybus. Check the Snakeybus system requirements. Test your specs and rate your gaming PC. System requirements Lab runs millions of PC requirements tests on over 6,000 games a.
Snakeybus is a casual arcade game that requires a balance between reflexes and forethought. Weave through the city streets and pick up as many passengers as you can. Drop your passengers at their destinations to cash in. The more people you drop off, the more your bus grows in length. Play smart and avoid crashing into yourself!
Features
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- 6 Core Maps with Unique Themes
- 5 Different Types of Buses
- Endless Play Mode
- Player Progression with unlockable Maps and Buses
- Personal & Global Leaderboards
If you enjoy the gentle pleasure of bussing passengers around European cities but sometimes wish your bus could drift, jump, and grow hundreds of segments long as it winds past the Eiffel Tower and through the grounds of the Louvre, do have a look at Snakeybus. It is, as its name suggests, Snake-y with a bus. Collect passengers from bus stops, deliver them to destinations, and try not to crash into yourself as your vast bus coils and leaps along roads and over canals and ploughs through traffic. It is delightful.
Snakeybus Review
Snakeybus keeps it simple. You collect passengers by driving over glowing sections of the road, and you drop them off by following the arrow to a column of light in the nearby sky. It's not hard to get so wrapped up in this simple task at first that you completely forget the fact that, as you work, you're also growing longer and longer. Eventually, though, you can ignore all of this no more, because you round a corner and there you are. There is something particularly cruel about running into yourself in a bus.
Beyond all this, Snakeybus has a lovely range of maps. Paris is the instant classic, of course, but I like the Miami one and there's a sort of cylinder farm world that really reminds me of the spaceship from the Rama novels. It's weird enough to look up and see corn growing across the ceiling, but it's even weirder to see your own bus-body racing through it overhead, and in front, and behind you.
Even abstraction works here. I love the endless level, in which your bus just races on and on over jagged ice. But I really, really love the corkscrew: a handful of looping roads orbiting a weird black sphere. Here is the place to meet yourself coming back the other way, as you coil and coil, collecting passengers, dropping them off, and slotting yourself into the spaces between your own trundling carriages. And jumping. Because there's a jump button. Snakeybus is an absolute gem.
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- Fun to Play
- Relaxing
- Boring music
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Snakeybus (Switch) Review
by Joel A. DeWitte - March 30, 2020, 4:09 pm EDT
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Lo-fi hip-hop bus to snake to.
Snakeybus, outside of being a very silly name, is a very descriptive one. It's like Snake, the top-down 2D game of collecting dots, expanding the length of your snake which you must avoid contacting with your head. With Snakeybus, this concept has been reimagined as a 3D game of controlling a bus, collecting passengers, and letting them off at randomly generated drop-off points on the map. Doing so extends the length of the bus by several cars each time, as well as increasing the passenger capacity.
Each standard round lasts roughly three-to-five minutes depending on how adept you become at navigating the bus. As a round progressed and I made several drop-offs of passengers to their final destination, busses morph into a more sluggishly turning and unwieldy train akin to the public transit systems in New York City or Chicago. Like snake, eventually your tail gets so long that it gets difficult to avoid crashing into yourself. Unlike snake, doing so isn't an immediate game over. The game ends when you either fall off a cliff or get stuck in a spot where you're unable to move. One way the 3D space is taken advantage of is a jump/boost button. This becomes very important as the tram extends as long as the levels, requiring hopping over parts of it crisscrossing along the level.
At the start menu, a variety of maps, bus types, and modes are available to choose from but are gated-off by a cumulative point score requirement. Maps vary between attempts at realistic looking neighborhoods and cityscapes, children's bedrooms with Hot Wheels style tracks looping up and around furniture, and more surrealist options to unlock later. Similarly, the busses expand into the psychedelic and supernatural (tie-dye and dragon busses) as you reach deeper unlocks, but appear to be purely aesthetic choices. The different game mode options, while a welcome addition, are all fairly minor tweaks to the base game. For example, one tweaks the jump so it acts like an endless boost, turning you into a flying bus hurtling in the air and trying to navigate through flying hoops. It's a fun distraction from the standard mode, but the novelty wears off quick.
It's difficult to expand on more because there just isn't much 'there' there. The core experience of playing Snakeybus is amusing but fleeting. There are scoreboards for each level, but I suspect for most the experience isn't grabbing enough at its foundation to justify trying to challenge those at the top. The soundtrack is mellow like that lo-fi hip hop beats to study to YouTube channel, but it becomes redundant quickly. Levels are a bright spot in their diversity in both the locales and how well each of them has their own sense of verticality/layering of lanes to drive in. If you're looking for a breezy unique twist on a classic game, Snakeybus can provide a few hours of mild humor.
Summary
Snakeybus is a casual arcade game that requires a balance between reflexes and forethought. Weave through the city streets and pick up as many passengers as you can. Drop your passengers at their destinations to cash in. The more people you drop off, the more your bus grows in length. Play smart and avoid crashing into yourself!
Features
Snakeybus Free Installer
- 6 Core Maps with Unique Themes
- 5 Different Types of Buses
- Endless Play Mode
- Player Progression with unlockable Maps and Buses
- Personal & Global Leaderboards
If you enjoy the gentle pleasure of bussing passengers around European cities but sometimes wish your bus could drift, jump, and grow hundreds of segments long as it winds past the Eiffel Tower and through the grounds of the Louvre, do have a look at Snakeybus. It is, as its name suggests, Snake-y with a bus. Collect passengers from bus stops, deliver them to destinations, and try not to crash into yourself as your vast bus coils and leaps along roads and over canals and ploughs through traffic. It is delightful.
Snakeybus Review
Snakeybus keeps it simple. You collect passengers by driving over glowing sections of the road, and you drop them off by following the arrow to a column of light in the nearby sky. It's not hard to get so wrapped up in this simple task at first that you completely forget the fact that, as you work, you're also growing longer and longer. Eventually, though, you can ignore all of this no more, because you round a corner and there you are. There is something particularly cruel about running into yourself in a bus.
Beyond all this, Snakeybus has a lovely range of maps. Paris is the instant classic, of course, but I like the Miami one and there's a sort of cylinder farm world that really reminds me of the spaceship from the Rama novels. It's weird enough to look up and see corn growing across the ceiling, but it's even weirder to see your own bus-body racing through it overhead, and in front, and behind you.
Even abstraction works here. I love the endless level, in which your bus just races on and on over jagged ice. But I really, really love the corkscrew: a handful of looping roads orbiting a weird black sphere. Here is the place to meet yourself coming back the other way, as you coil and coil, collecting passengers, dropping them off, and slotting yourself into the spaces between your own trundling carriages. And jumping. Because there's a jump button. Snakeybus is an absolute gem.
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Cube escape: paradox - chapter 2. Chapter 2 of Cube Escape Paradox - enjoy more challenging puzzles, a new storyline with a different ending and more Rusty Lake. Cube Escape: Paradox will be released together with the accompanying Paradox: A Rusty Lake Film. Why download Cube Escape: Paradox Chapter 2? You will wake up in the same room, but soon this new story will take some suprising turns. Chapter 2 contains numerous fresh and more challenging puzzles. You will encounter old friends and enemies.
- Fun to Play
- Relaxing
- Boring music
Have your say!
Snakeybus Trophy Guide
Snakeybus (Switch) Review
by Joel A. DeWitte - March 30, 2020, 4:09 pm EDT
Discuss in talkback!
Lo-fi hip-hop bus to snake to.
Snakeybus, outside of being a very silly name, is a very descriptive one. It's like Snake, the top-down 2D game of collecting dots, expanding the length of your snake which you must avoid contacting with your head. With Snakeybus, this concept has been reimagined as a 3D game of controlling a bus, collecting passengers, and letting them off at randomly generated drop-off points on the map. Doing so extends the length of the bus by several cars each time, as well as increasing the passenger capacity.
Each standard round lasts roughly three-to-five minutes depending on how adept you become at navigating the bus. As a round progressed and I made several drop-offs of passengers to their final destination, busses morph into a more sluggishly turning and unwieldy train akin to the public transit systems in New York City or Chicago. Like snake, eventually your tail gets so long that it gets difficult to avoid crashing into yourself. Unlike snake, doing so isn't an immediate game over. The game ends when you either fall off a cliff or get stuck in a spot where you're unable to move. One way the 3D space is taken advantage of is a jump/boost button. This becomes very important as the tram extends as long as the levels, requiring hopping over parts of it crisscrossing along the level.
At the start menu, a variety of maps, bus types, and modes are available to choose from but are gated-off by a cumulative point score requirement. Maps vary between attempts at realistic looking neighborhoods and cityscapes, children's bedrooms with Hot Wheels style tracks looping up and around furniture, and more surrealist options to unlock later. Similarly, the busses expand into the psychedelic and supernatural (tie-dye and dragon busses) as you reach deeper unlocks, but appear to be purely aesthetic choices. The different game mode options, while a welcome addition, are all fairly minor tweaks to the base game. For example, one tweaks the jump so it acts like an endless boost, turning you into a flying bus hurtling in the air and trying to navigate through flying hoops. It's a fun distraction from the standard mode, but the novelty wears off quick.
It's difficult to expand on more because there just isn't much 'there' there. The core experience of playing Snakeybus is amusing but fleeting. There are scoreboards for each level, but I suspect for most the experience isn't grabbing enough at its foundation to justify trying to challenge those at the top. The soundtrack is mellow like that lo-fi hip hop beats to study to YouTube channel, but it becomes redundant quickly. Levels are a bright spot in their diversity in both the locales and how well each of them has their own sense of verticality/layering of lanes to drive in. If you're looking for a breezy unique twist on a classic game, Snakeybus can provide a few hours of mild humor.
Summary
Pros
- Novel reimagining of Snake.
- Variety of unlockable game modes, busses, and levels.
Cons
- Alternate game modes are fleeting.
- The novelty wears-off quickly.
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| Snakeybus | |
| Release | Apr 02, 2020 |
| Publisher | Digerati Distribution |
| Rating | Everyone 10+ |
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