Snakebird

Noumenon Games

In-app purchases

About this game

What is the longest possible length a bird can be? Obviously a question only all the fruit in the world can answer! But where could all this fruit be hiding? Follow Redbird, Greenbird and Bluebird on a quest for an amount of fruit beyond any birds wildest dreams.

Snakebird is a very simple but deceptively challenging puzzle game about assuming the right shapes for the task at hand, be it pushing, lifting, teleporting or just defying the laws of physics.


"I’m not just addicted to Snakebird, I’m in love with the beautiful art style and endearing design of the character itself. I’d love to see an expansion, a sequel, and a spinoff — at this point, I’m all in."
5/5 - toucharcade.com

"The kind of puzzler that makes you want to hurl your device at the wall, but it remains glued to your fist because it’s just so good."
5/5, App of the week - stuff.tv

"...the feeling of finally completing a seemingly impossible puzzle after so much failure is just so wonderfully satisfying!"
8.5/10 - destructoid.com

Ratings and reviews

Snakebird is a wonderful puzzle game. It's simple, yet still difficult enough to provide you with hours of entertainment. There isn't a "grind" to unlock anything. Solving every level from start to finish brings a sense of accomplishment. My only complaint is the lack of a level creator/editor. Having this would greatly add to the replayability of the game, especially if there was a way to share these levels with the community within the game.

Beautiful visuals and music, simple controls, and most importantly perfect puzzle design. All levels will make you say "this is easy, I'll just... wait... I can't do that". You know the solution is simple, and have an idea of what you have to do, but you don't know just how to do it. Once it hits you feel it was an accomplishment. Totally worth buying!

I bought the full game and it gets much more difficult which I was happy about, the puzzles are elegantly designed and worth wracking your brain over instead of getting frustrated and looking up the answer, you'll cheat yourself if you do that. You get a lot of joy out of the puzzles when you finally solve them, because they are fair and teach you something new about the game in clever ways. Loving it so far, almost done, I really hope the developer adds some more areas and levels in the future.