Remote Control Magnetic Eating Snake Game - Two-Player Battle Toy with Lights and Sound
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Product Details
Power: USB rechargeable Control: wireless remote handset Contents (single set): 1 snake head, 8 magnetic blocks, 1 remote Block connection: magnetic Features: sound and light effects on pickup Two-Player Battle Set contents: 2 snake heads, 16 magnetic blocks, 2 remotes
You drive the head. It finds a block, snaps it on, and suddenly there is a tail behind you that was not there ten seconds ago. Then somebody else drives their snake across your path and takes the block you were aiming for.
Why it holds a room longer than most remote-control toys
- The snake actually grows — each magnetic block clicks onto the tail as you collect it, so the thing you are steering gets longer and harder to corner every round.
- Built for two — a second set turns it into a race for the same eight blocks, which is where the shouting starts.
- Lights and sound on every pickup — the head flashes and chirps the moment a block locks on, so you know you got there first without looking.
- USB rechargeable — no drawer full of AA batteries, no screwdriver, no dead toy on Christmas afternoon.
- Works on any hard floor — tile, laminate or a low rug; the blocks scatter and the course changes itself.
- Buy one or buy the battle — a single set is one snake, eight blocks and a remote; the Two-Player Battle Set doubles all of it so two people can race for sixteen blocks out of the box.
For a family that plays on the floor rather than at the table.