Strangler - Test Version

NOTE: This game uses custom timing logic for FixedUpdate calls, built on top of Unity. It is engineered to reduce stutter, even without interpolation. The goal of this test version is to verify its effectiveness (and, of course, to have some fun with the game!). For more information, check out the related topic:

 https://discussions.unity.com/t/stable-fixedupdate-scheduling-plus-motion-interp...

Keep in mind that this test version is not a complete product:

• No PS4/PS5 gamepad support yet
• No achievements yet
• Some game logic will be further refined
• Improvements will be made to enhance the visibility and readability of the snake's body parts in the 3D grid space.

Feel free to also wishlist on Steam:

 https://store.steampowered.com/app/3249320/Strangler/

Hunt. Strangle. Eat! In this thrilling twist on classic Snake gameplay, you are the ultimate predator! Master the art of Snake-Fu as you hunt, strangle, and eat your prey to grow and dominate the arena. Use cunning tactics and swift movements to control the space and outsmart your targets. Each successful hunt sharpens your skills, but beware—you'll alert lurking predators that want a piece of you, too!

                                                Design Philosophy

• Beautiful Minimalism: Enjoy simple rules that lead to rich and engaging outcomes.
• Risk-Reward Balance: Small errors lead to minor setbacks rather than instant death, allowing players to learn and improve without harsh penalties.
• Customizable Difficulty: Adjust speed and other settings to match your skill level and personal preferences.
• Dual Role Design:       
  • Length as a Disadvantage: Like in classic Snake, growing longer can make maneuvering more challenging.
  • Length as an Advantage: Use your increased size to your benefit by easily trapping prey, turning a potential weakness into a powerful asset.
  • Lurking Predators as a Disadvantage: They can steal your food or even a piece of you, forcing you to maneuver carefully around them.
  • Lurking Predators as an Advantage: They can limit the mobility of prey by instilling fear, making it easier for you to trap and capture them.