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Discover real experiences with the magnetic snake game.
We haven't had this much fun in a long time! Such a cool toy that truly entertains ALL!
The one major thing that surprised me when I opened up the package is that only one head is included.
On the packaging as well as on the ad you see two heads competing with each other in a game. However, you only get one and you get one set of links for the snake body and a remote control.
The snake head is charged by a USB-C while the controller takes two AA batteries.
When you link up the bodies pieces, they connect via magnet and can come off while you're moving the head around.
When you eat the body links, they link up effortlessly to create a longer chain.
The head has a multicolor light inside the eyes of the snake that you cannot turn off, and it has a musical sound that you can turn on or off from the remote.
The key to turning the head well is by holding down the front direction and then using the left and right buttons instead of releasing forward motion.
It's fun and even for an adult it's kind of a cool party game.
This is such a unique toy and it's actually really fun to play with.
The snake head moves around with the remote and picks up the body pieces with magnets, and the magnets work really well.
It's a neat idea and definitely different from most of the toys my kids already have.
My biggest disappointment is that I really thought it came with two snake heads.
You only get one snake head, one remote, and the body pieces.
You could still play with it by yourself, but I think it would be a lot more fun and interactive with two people.
The snake head itself is rechargeable, but the remote takes batteries.
Other than that, it works really well and the magnetic pieces connect easily as the snake eats them.
This was a BIG hit in our house. My husband and three-year-old played with it for quite a while.
My son was cracking up as they steered the snakes around and collected the magnetic pieces.
I really like the remote-control aspect because it creates a bit of competition.
Having two snakes also allows kids, or a kid and an adult, to play together instead of waiting for turns.
The magnetic pieces connect easily, so the snake gradually gets longer as it eats, which my son found hilarious.
The snakes seem well made, and I love the soft, muted colors.
They're colorful enough to appeal to kids without having that overly bright, chaotic look.
Ultimately, though, this is a fun, screen-free, and genuinely engaging game.
This snake car is pretty unique. It can grow its tail by eating the pieces as it drives over them.
Each piece has magnets on it so that it can connect to other pieces.
The magnets have a good amount of strength.
The remote control requires two AA batteries. These batteries are not included.
The snake's head is rechargeable. A USB charger cable is included. That part is very convenient.
It is a bit challenging getting the pieces to go in the snake's mouth because the remote control overreacts when you press the button.
The snake plays music when it's turned on. The music is not too loud, which is good.
The music can be turned off also for quiet play.
