The Deck that Fed the Snake

Build an automatically playing deck that feeds a snake. Cards generate resources that can become energy for reaching food, while gold upkeep limits how many resource cards the deck can support. Balance production and costs as hands play on a timer. The deck turns production into movement: holding enough of all five resources creates Energy, which advances the snake toward food. The next row reveals more of the field, while upkeep encourages a lean, sustainable deck rather than indiscriminate growth.

Build a deck, let its hands play every two seconds, and produce the five resources needed for Energy. Feed the snake's movement by keeping the resource economy working as the field expands.

Use the displayed deck and library controls to manage cards and upgrades. Hands are dealt and played automatically every two seconds; no repeated clicking is needed to advance the snake. Settings include save-copy and load controls.

Non-gold cards consume gold upkeep. A larger deck can stall if upkeep exceeds production, so keep gold generation in balance with new resource cards.

Automatically playing deck hands Gold, wood, water, fire, and air Energy-funded snake movement Thirty-three cards Gold upkeep constraints Expanding field progression