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In the year fifty thousand, you play a snake farmer racing against a ten-day death sentence. Buy snakes that erupt from the ground, battle them using gardening tools, and harvest oil and teeth to afford rarer snakes and superior weapons. This top-down Vampire Survivors-style action roguelike hands you control over enemy numbers, fueling runs of escalating risk and power. Craft builds from forty upgradable equipment options across four themed modes, like pitchfork headshots, self-igniting oil blasts, or hose freezes. Tractors and throwing trowels add wild variety as your farm swarms. Greed leads to hubris-fueled wipeouts, so each roguelike restart sharpens your high-score chase for fans of self-set challenges and exponential growth.

OIL IS LIFE - LIFE IS MONEY - MONEY IS DEATH

IT IS THE YEAR FIFTY THOUSAND AND YOU ARE A SNAKE FARMER WITH TEN DAYS TO LIVE. BUY SNAKES, WATCH THEM BURST FROM THE GROUND, AND FIGHT THEM TO THE DEATH WITH GARDENING TOOLS. SELL THEIR OIL AND TEETH FOR RARER SNAKES AND BETTER WEAPONS. OIL IS LIFE; LIFE IS MONEY; MONEY IS DEATH. YOUR ONLY LEGACY WILL BE A HIGH SCORE.

OIL IS LIFE

SNAKE FARM is a top-down, Vampire Survivors-style action roguelike that lets you set your own challenges. Buy snakes to fight, then use their remains to buy stronger snakes and better weapons. You decide your enemies, pushing your luck every round in pursuit of exponential growth. You only have ten days to live; make sure every one counts.

LIFE IS MONEY

With forty upgradable pieces of equipment across four themed game modes, from deadly throwing trowels to tractors that hate you, each run's build can go a different direction. Will you rely on high-risk headshots with a pitchfork? Igniting your own oil supply to explode snakes? Freezing your enemies with a high-power hose? As your farm fills with snakes, only smart build-crafting can keep you alive.

MONEY IS DEATH

Eventually you'll make a mistake. You'll get too greedy, buy too many snakes, get cornered and destroyed. With each new run, you learn a little more, get a little further, get a better score. The more you go, the more you realize that your truest enemy is your own hubris.