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Snake
Verdict
There is no win in the standard form — the game ends only in collision. The exception is the perfect game, where the snake occupies every cell and no free square remains.
Why people argue about this
People often assume that a snake can win by simply occupying all cells without considering the condition of no free square remaining. They think it's enough to just fill up every space, but the official verdict makes clear that the perfect game requires both conditions: the snake must cover every cell and there should be absolutely no empty spaces left untouched.
Send this to your friend — argument over.
There is no win in the standard form — the game ends only in collision. The exception is the perfect game, where the snake occupies every cell and no free square remains.
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