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Snake Pass, the innovative puzzle platform game featuring a slithering snake, has received a new update on Switch.
As announced by Sumo Digital, the game’s developer, version 1.2 adds the time trial mode to the game (which was previously available on other platforms) and leaderboards, so that you can compare your times against friends. Also included in the update are a number of general fixes for the game.
You can read the full list of changes below:
Nintendo Switch
- TIME TRIAL AND LEADERBOARDS: Time Trial mode is now available for Nintendo Switch players. Battle it out against friends to see who can make it to the top of the leader boards with the quickest time
Global
- TAIL GRAB: fixed a bug where Tail Grab was unreliable
- TIME TRIAL: fixed a TT exploit where players could get a time of zero
- TIME TRIAL: fixed an issue in Time Trial where some players could not complete the level
- TIME TRIAL: fixed an issue in Time Trial that prevented the timer from not displaying correctly
- LEVEL 11: fixed an issue where the ball would activate incorrectly for some players
- QUETZALCOATL ACHIEVEMENT: fixed an issue with Quetzalcoatl not triggering correctly for some players. If players have previously reached the requirements, playing a level without dying again should trigger the achievement.
- FLOOR IS MOLTEN ROCK ACHIEVEMENT: The Floor Is Molten Rock achievement now triggers correctly
- CAMERA: fixed an issue where the camera did not move as fast as intended
- LEVEL 9: fixed an issue where the camera would not move for some players making the level unplayable
- TAIL GRAB: fixed an issue where Noodle would move faster than intended while Doodle was holding his tail
- GAME ICONS: all platforms have updated game icons
- GENERAL FIXES AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS
In our review of Snake Pass, we called it a great game with a terrific soundtrack, great graphics, and rewarding puzzles.
With the release of the new time trial mode on Switch and a host of improvements to the game, now could be a great time to give Snake Pass a try — especially if you were too busy playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild when it was originally released.
Source: Press release
