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Snackroach

Cockroaches love and need food. It is your task to guide our hero to the food gate in each of the 69 levels. This game requires light logic and quick reflexes.

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Indest OÜ
Publisher
Indest OÜ
Release
June 17, 2025
1 year and 45 days ago
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About the Game

Light puzzle game inspired by mini-golf. Navigate each level with a limited number of clicks/taps to guide the cockroach to the food gate. It involves some logic and, at times, quick action to seize the moment. Expect a few surprises!

OVERALL
  • Easy to play: Just click/tap, and the cockroach moves to that location.
  • 69 levels.
  • Progressively increasing difficulty.
  • Enjoyable character animations.
  • Hats selection.

LEVEL FEATURES
  • Clever puzzles.
  • Need for quick reflexes.
  • Unique obstacles.
  • Outsmart the enemies.
  • Falling rocks.
  • 2 secret rooms.

ORIGIN
Back in 2009, I developed a game titled "Clickroach" for my brother’s gaming site. It was a real success for me because it gained a fair amount of popularity. The current game revisits that original concept. There's a similarity between cockroaches and ideas: neither of them ever dies. Enjoy!
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