Snake: Road to apple

The worst idle game I have ever bought It takes almost 6 hrs for the all achievements to unlock You must idle the game all at once or in one sitting. If you do not idle all at once, you have to delete your save file and idle for another 6 hours for all the achievements to unlock.

[NOT RECOMMENDED] This is a P2P game for achievement hunters, I got it from a giveaway fully prepared and knowing what I'm going into :p This game is bad. I had to keep it open for 10.5 hours to get all achievements. To get all the achievements you must run the game in 1 sitting. E.g. if you let it run for 1 hour and you close it, you have to wait for 1 hour to get achievements again. Do not attempt to play this game like I did, cos when I died the achievements stopped coming. (Thankfully I only played it for 8 minutes, so I had to wait for 8 minutes for the counter to start counting again.) Would be nice if the achievements actually kept going, i'd wouldnt mind playing the game forreal to get achievements for 5+ hours Tips to ensure you get all 3000 achievements 1) Be prepared to run this game for a long time, so run it in the morning or you'd have to run it overnight 2) This game

It's Snake. And the snake doesn't follow an apple, but a pomegranate. For some reasons it doesn't make me take screenshots but you can see the images in the game store page. Basically, the whole 1€ game consists of a blue snake on a green field, chasing red pomegranates and sometimes white flowers (or biscuits or Idk what, the graphics are so Commodore-64 that I can't distinguish anything). The only thing I can say is that, if the snake is simply a palette swap of the green field turned blue, those aren't apples but pomegranates. This is an occasion for adding something interesting in this review - one of my favourite singers, Markéta Irglová, debuted in 2011 with an awesome album entitled Anar and entirely drawn by an Iranian-American female illustrator called Nahid Hagigat. Anar (انار ) means actually "pomegranate" in Persian and the cover art depicts a hand-drawn pomegranate. Yeah, th