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Pick up fruits. Sort them by type.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Snacky Dash is a puzzle game built around a snake that moves through a maze. Each level is a single board of corridors, and the goal is to clear it with the snake's path, not with speed or reflexes. The listing presents it as suited to short sessions and to longer puzzle play alike.
The core task is to collect fruit and collectibles and deliver each fruit type to the crate that matches it. A level counts as complete once every crate has been filled. Because the snake keeps moving until it is steered, a poorly planned route can leave it stuck.
The build we hold is Snacky Dash: Food Maze Puzzle 1.16.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 11 and up.
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Controls are swipes in any direction. A swipe sends the snake along the corridor until it reaches a turn or a wall, so each move is a commitment to a path. The listing describes the controls as easy to learn.
Every fruit and collectible on the board has to be picked up before the level ends, which means the route has to pass over all of them. The listing says each maze brings its own layout, so the planning changes from level to level.
The sorting step is the part the developer highlights. Fruits are not delivered to a single place. Each type has its own crate, so the snake must reach the correct one for every piece it carries.
The listing compares the game with Amaze and PAC-MAN and says the delivery-and-sort mechanic is what sets Snacky Dash apart. Both comparisons come from the developer's own description, not from anything verified here.
The game lists more than 300 handcrafted levels. The listing says new obstacles are introduced as difficulty rises, so later mazes add elements the earlier ones did not have. The game is also described as playable offline, with no internet connection required.
The listing states the game is free to play, with optional in-app purchases. It is rated USK: All ages.