How to Play Snakes on Excel: Play Snake Hunting Game

The following guide provides a clear overview of Play snake hunting game, with the most relevant background, details, and practical takeaways.

Players also have the option to change game modes, such as the basic wide frame, vertical frame mode, etc. Speed ??mode is also provided so that we can challenge our hunting ability. Come on. Let's join the Network Administrator to participate in the Excel Snakes race in the following article.

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Instructions for Playing Snake Hunting on Excel

Step 1:

Users click on the link below to download the game file to the computer and open it in Excel.

• Download game Excel file

Step 2:

Open the file with Excel and we will see the playing interface as below. By default, the game mode is set to Basic, the game speed is 3. Click Begin Game to play the game.

To move the snake you will use the up and down arrows, left to right on the keyboard. Your task is to eat as many bait as possible. Click Pause to stop playing. Score board Score will be displayed next to it.

Step 3:

To switch to another game mode, we click on Level then change the game mode.

For example, switch to Quadrants mode as shown below.

You can also try complex map types like below.

Step 4:

Click on the New Level sheet below to create a new version of the toy. In the + sign type map below, we can increase the space by stretching the vertical lines.

To increase the length of horizontal lines, click on the black box and drag to the right.

Add round dots as obstacles, click on any black point and click Format Painter.

The result of the new map type will be created as shown below.

Step 5:

Name the newly created chart type and click the Save Level button below.

Go back to the Game sheet and click on the Level item to see the map name that the new user created earlier.

Step 6:

Clicking on the Scores sheet will see all the scores the player has recorded, as well as the number of bait collected in each game level.

Pretty interesting right?! Instead of having to go to other gaming sites, even on Excel we can try the Snakes. In addition to the available gaming maps, players are optionally designed into many different types. The score for each play is saved in a separate sheet.

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Wish you all have fun playing games!