Planned Release Date: December 2026

About This Game

Hi! You're a little snake. You eat numbers.
And every number you eat sticks to the end of your tail.

When two matching numbers touch, they merge into one twice as big.
Line up 16, 8, 4, 2... grab one more 2, and — whoosh — it all rolls up into 32. So satisfying.

It's all about the order

No timers. No enemies. Take it slow.
The only way to lose is to get boxed in by your own tail. Oops.
So... which number are you grabbing next?

Messed up? Divide!

Grabbed the wrong number? No worries.
Divide a block by the one behind it and your tail is fixed.

Here's the secret, though: every merge after a divide gets multiplied by the number you divided.
Set it up just right, and one divide sends your score through the roof.
(Don't worry — you'll see exactly what's going to happen before you do it.)

Pick a card, change the rules

As your score grows, you get to pick an upgrade card.
Glass that scores double and then shatters. Imaginary numbers that vanish and pull their neighbors together. Eggs that grow if you leave them alone. A Legendary Chicken that's worth your whole tail — if you get there in time.
Different cards, different run. Every time.

Oh, and there's a mermaid. She talks a lot.
She cheers your combos, panics at long tails, and gets really excited when it's time to divide.

What's inside

• Snake + number merging, all in one line

• Easy rules: matching numbers merge, don't trap yourself

• Divide to escape — or to multiply your score

• 22 upgrade cards and 8 kinds of special blocks

• Short runs you can pause and pick up anytime

• Global leaderboards

A tiny bit of story

You're actually a snake-shaped computer virus. Shh.
She's an AI floating through a locked-up sea of networks, and she's got a plan to sneak past the firewall.
She just needs a little help. From you.

Streaming & videos

Streams and videos are totally welcome! Go for it — and yes, monetizing them is fine too.
Just two small things:

• Put the game's name in your title (Diviper, or the Japanese name わぶへび — either works)

• Add a link to this Steam store page in your description

That's it. Have fun!

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

We use AI for translation. We also use AI-assisted coding tools during development.