

Brick Snake 2000 is a 5-reel game with 3,125 ways to win. Drawing inspiration from the iconic snake game, a cornerstone of early mobile gaming, Brick Snake 2000 is a tribute to the pixelated graphics and vibrant colours of the time where phones were the size of shoes.
The design around Brick Snake 2000 is all done in a 32-bit style, which was the fifth generation of gaming graphics at that time. The backdrop is a blue graphic cutting mat with a sim, some screws, and come bolts. The slot itself plays on the screen of a Nokyou Phone display.
The lower-paying symbols are SIM card, power drill, CD, and Tamagotchi. The higher-paying symbols are a green creature, blue dog, purple cat, and male with glasses.
The game’s Wild Symbol has the design of a green snake with the text “Snake,” whenever this symbol type lands on the reels during the Base Game. The xWays Symbol is a yellow floppy disk and can only land during the Base Game. This symbol type will reveal paying symbols with an attached Multiplier value.
Central to the gameplay is the xWays feature, which allows symbols to appear in varying sizes on the reels, thereby increasing the potential number of winning combinations. This mechanic is crucial for the base game.
The Wild Snek can land anywhere in the base game, shifting 1-5 steps in any direction except backwards. The affected positions become wild. If it moves to a revealed xWays, the position will have a wild of the xWays revealed size.
The Snek Spins Bonus Round triggers from 3 or 4 scatter symbols in view, and the 3rd (and 4th) scatter turns into Snek Wilds as the feature starts. Regular pay symbols do not appear in the bonus round, but you get a bunch of special symbols instead.