There’s a snake game hidden inside Spotify that you probably didn’t know. The game makes you feed your pet the album covers on the menu and it can be a nice pastime while listening to music.
How to play Spotify Snake game?
Below, check out step by step how to play “Eat this playlist” on Spotify.
- Open the Spotify app on your phone;
- choose any playlist with 20 or more songs;
- On the playlist screen, tap the three-dot menu next to the Download button;
- Swipe down the screen until you find the option “Eat this playlist”;
- Tap on it to start playing – Control the snake with on-screen gestures.
Spotify’s secret game follows the same pattern as the classic title: you need to eat dots displayed on the screen (here, symbolized by album covers) to make the snake grow and thus accumulate points. The bigger the snake, the better you play.
Here, though, there’s an added bonus: When you eat a song, it starts playing it in the app. It only stops when you eat another track. The background color also changes depending on which title board has been taken up.
It is important to note that touching the edges of the screen or trying to eat the snake itself will result in game over.
Limited availability
It was also found CanaltechNot everyone has access to the snake game right now. It seems that the new one has been gradually released to the public, and from what the report has found so far, only iOS users can experience the game.
Where does the snake game come from?
The classic snake game is not a specific title, but a sub-genre. He was born in 1976 in the arcade era and his goal is simple: to survive as long as possible while searching for points on the screen that will make the pet grow.
The game’s popularity peaked on Nokia mobile phones in the late 1990s, and the title was one of the most interesting pastimes on the device—and, at times, a cause of family feuds.
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