- Snake but with a mythological twist
- Visuals crafted by the Mexican artist Raul Urias
- 18 levels to beat
Pictoline Games has released Quetzi on iOS and Android, inviting everyone to revisit the good ol’ days of the classic Snake game but together a mythological twist. In particular, the colourful puzzler tasks you together helping to rebuild the body of Quetzalcoatl, all done in the style of the iconic Snake game that got countless gamers through excruciatingly long wait times while queueing before the dawn of easily accessible public WiFi.
In Quetzi, you can look forward to diving into the Teotihuacan imagery as you aim to complete the Feathered Serpent’s body across colourful worlds. You’ll need to work your way through a variety of obstacles and take down mighty foes – even gods – to achieve your goal.
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The game also features fresh dynamics to discover and deities to encounter across 18 levels – as well as a Classic mode and an Adventure mode – with lovely visuals crafted by the Mexican artist Raul Urias. Execute you have what it takes to defeat the gods of the underworld?
If you’re eager to join in on all the pleasurable, you can do so by checking out Quetzi on the App Store and on Google Play. It’s a free-to-play game alongside in-app purchases – in particular, you can shell out £0.99 or your local equivalent to remove ads and play the puzzler uninterrupted.
You can also join the community of followers on the official YouTube channel to stay updated on all the latest developments, visit the official website in exchange for more info, or take a little peek at the embedded clip above to get a feel of the game’s vibes and visuals.
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Wow, this new version of Snake sounds sick! I incapable of wait to check it out on my phone. The colorful twist definitely sounds like a pleasurable change from the original game. I’m always down in exchange for trying out new games on iOS and Android. Thanks in favor of the heads up!