Snake Hunting

Snake Hunting is a calm but sharp visual puzzle about spotting camouflaged serpents in richly illustrated scenes. Each level is a self-contained hunt: a meadow, garden shed, attic, pond, shore, or another biome where snakes hide behind bushes, barrels, caves, plates, and other props. A moving tell always peeks out if you look carefully — a coil, an eye, or a tongue that does not quite belong.

Your goal is to find every serpent in the scene before the par timer runs out. Optional bonus treasures such as eggs, coins, berries, and shells reward thorough searching without blocking progress. Tap carefully: decoy tongue traps look tempting but steal seconds when you miss. Limited hints peel a cover and pulse the next hide; fewer hints mean more stars.

Sixty levels cycle through twelve rotating biomes with rising difficulty. Every fifth level opens a Riddle gate — odd-one-out, coil-count, or a quick snake quiz — before the hunt begins. Progress unlocks scene by scene with saved stars so you can return to any unlocked level from Level Select.

Home is a living hunting ground of hotspots rather than a flat settings menu — Play, Level Select, How to Play, and more sit in the world. How to Play covers tap hides, gates, hints, bonuses, and the par timer. Clear scenes show Scene cleared! with time and treasure counts, then invite Next Level.

Controls stay one-finger friendly. Tap a bush or prop to pull it aside, then tap the serpent underneath — wrong taps flash. Settings cover sound, music, and eight languages. Progress stays on the device so you can play offline after assets load. Portrait and landscape both fill the viewport without letterboxing.

Tips: scan for motion first, then check prop edges; save hints for dense attic and pond scenes; grab treasures after the last serpent if the timer is tight; treat every tongue as suspicious until the tell confirms it. Snake Hunting is a family-friendly hidden-object puzzle with timed goals — not an endless runner and not a twitch reflex game.

Snake Hunting keeps the familiar package name while delivering sixty illustrated hunts — spot the coils, beat par, clear the cabinet of biomes.

MORE ABOUT THIS BUILD

Snake Hunting ships as a portable Tyttoot Canvas hunt: illustrated biomes, moving serpent tells, riddle gates, hint pulses, and treasure pickups composed into store screenshots so gallery art matches the live UI.

STORE AND LOCALIZATION

Eight language dictionaries cover English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi, and French. Listing copy stays aligned with sixty scenes, twelve biomes, par timers, and odd-one-out gates — not generic hidden-object filler.

RESPONSIVE HUNT

The scene fills the viewport in portrait and landscape without letterboxing. Hit areas sync pointer cursors on desktop web, and Android system Back returns through Level Select and How to Play before leaving the WebView.

MORE ABOUT THIS BUILD

Snake Hunting ships as a portable Tyttoot Canvas hunt: illustrated biomes, moving serpent tells, riddle gates, hint pulses, and treasure pickups composed into store screenshots so gallery art matches the live UI.

Recent changes:
Big visual update! Every serpent, bush, crate, barrel, rock, hay bale and treasure is now detailed hand-painted art, and all 12 biomes have painted backdrops where snakes still wear matching camouflage. Sprite loading is more robust, so coiled and fleeing snakes always draw crisp and complete. Play now resumes from the furthest scene you unlocked. The menu banner never covers the hunt or riddle gates. Still 60 timed scenes to search.