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The Snake Game users statistics
By rynu.smith (3 listings) · Chrome Web Store · Just for Fun
offline snake game in popup
The Snake Game has approximately 105 recorded users on Chrome Web Store.
It ranks #1534 of 1,556 tracked Chrome Web Store listings by users.
PluginStats has 1 daily observations since Oct 17, 2026; the latest is from Oct 17, 2026.
About The Snake Game
offline snake game in popup
Snake is a game genre in which the player controls a developing line that eventually becomes its own principal barrier. The player controls a dot, square, or object on the playing board. It creates a trail behind it as it goes ahead, mimicking a snake.
How to Play: Move around with the arrow keys and eat the dots. Avoid crushing yourself.
History: Worm, the earliest known home computer version, was created in 1978 by Peter Trefonas on the TRS-80 computer.
Technical Note: This extension uses a WebAssembely built on the snake, and it is optimized to run in the popup area. The extension runs in a sandboxed environment, and it works completely offline. Visit the FAQs page for more info.
Description from the Chrome Web Store listing.
Where The Snake Game sits in the listing
Each band is one page of 20. Users on a log scale. Placement is projected from users, so it can differ from the marketplace's own sort order. Hover a dot to see the listing.
Charts
Images: 30d · 1y · all time · 1600×900 dark
Adoption over time
7/30/90-day growth
Filled points are observed values; hollow points come from Internet Archive snapshots of the listing page. Dashed segments span periods with no observations — values between points are not interpolated.
Recent observations
Full history (1)Similar Chrome Web Store Just for Fun plugins
Data source
User counts are read from public Chrome Web Store listing pages. Google displays rounded user counts (and caps the display at 10,000,000+), so small changes may not be visible. Rating counts above 1,000 are rounded (e.g. 1.6K).
Listing: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/the-snake-game/mbdfnheghdcgdecabehijbekpbnedobp. First seen Oct 17, 2026; last successful collection Oct 17, 2026. See the methodology.