HeadShift: 2048 Snake Puzzle

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About this game

HeadShift is what happens when Snake meets 2048.

Move across the board, collect numbered tiles, and merge matching values. Every merge makes your snake longer — good for your score, but not so good for the amount of space left around you.

Sooner or later, your own body will get in the way.

When that happens, you can leave the head tile behind and continue moving from the next segment. It might open an escape route, set up another merge, or create an even bigger problem a few moves later.

There are no timers and no complicated controls. HeadShift is played one move at a time, so you can stop, look at the board, and decide what is actually worth doing.

• Merge matching number tiles
• Grow a longer and more valuable snake
• Leave part of the snake behind to escape tight spots
• Plan moves without time pressure
• Beat your high score
• Play quick sessions whenever you have a few minutes

The rules are simple. Not trapping yourself is the difficult part.
Merge numbers, grow your snake, and cut it short when you run out of space.
Updated on
Aug 10, 2026

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  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location, Personal info and 4 others
  • This app may collect these data types
    Location, Personal info and 4 others
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

Interactive tutorial. Instead of pages of rules, five short lessons played on a real board: moving, matching numbers, why touching the wrong one ends the run, and when to separate the head. Skip it any time, or replay it from Settings → How to play.

The board now points at what matters: green marks where to go, red marks what would end your run.

Pick your language on first launch instead of getting whatever your phone reports.