This article is more than 6 years old. The pair, childhood friends, work out of Seattle, finding the local indie scene a supportive space. They've mitigated the higher cost of living too. "We've ...

Snakeybus is a game where every time you pick up passengers, your bus gets longer and longer, which eventually causes you to crash into the back of it. It's weird, but not as weird as James Duggan's ...

Snakeybus, available now on Steam, is the game you never knew you wanted. Take the classic Snake game, where you navigate a grid without bumping into yourself, add the anarchic, devil-may-care premise ...

Snakeybus’s elevator pitch is one of those ideas that sounds good when you have it at 2 A.M., but the following day you can’t stop thinking about it: What if you mixed Crazy Taxi and Snake? This new ...

Snakeybus /sneɪkibʌs/ noun: a large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road, typically one serving the public on a fixed route but with the fare waived due to the abundance of long limbless reptiles ...

Snakeybus is an absurd arcade driving game and frantic score-chasing experience where the biggest danger is yourself! Wind through city streets, pick up as many passengers as you can and deliver them ...

Sometimes, a video game will come along and just put a smile on your face. Snakeybus is one of those titles, a bus driving game which is the complete opposite of a simulator. Revelling in its ...

James grew up in the arcades of the 80s and has played games on everything from the Milton Bradley Microvision to the PlayStation 5. He worked in gaming retail during the PS1/PS2 eras, and even had a ...

If you ever owned a Nokia dumb phone from the 90s, you probably played the hell out of Snake, which came pre-loaded on most models back then. Now, Seattle-based indie studio Stovetop has a wacky take ...