Snake Pass coming to Xbox One and Windows 10 on March 28th, watch the trailer

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Snake Pass is a new platform-based puzzle game that is coming to Xbox One and Windows 10 via Xbox Play Anywhere on March 28th, developed by Sumo Digital. The game puts you into the body of a snake and challenges you to complete puzzles just like a snake would (or so they say).

A trailer for Snake Pass was posted to the Xbox YouTube channel, showing off a variety of environments and puzzles that are available to complete in the game:

The official description for the game states the following:

When the tranquillity of Haven Tor is interrupted by a mysterious interloper only the unlikeliest of heroes can save the day! Meet Noodle the Snake and his hyperactive best friend, Doodle the Hummingbird, who together must reunite the missing Keystones with the magical gates that give Haven Tor its mythical power. A unique, physics-based puzzle platform game, Snake Pass challenges players to ‘think like a snake’ as they tackle precarious puzzles as only a snake can. Slither through long grass, coil around bamboo and climb out of trouble in the latest game from award-winning independent studio Sumo Digital!

By the looks of it, this looks to be a great game for kids and those who just want to pass some time. It will be available to download from March 28th onwards.

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