Thryve™ SnakeStrike Battle Game

Thryve™ SnakeStrike Battle Game

  4.9 | 5,600+ reviews 
$49.99
$49.99
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verified  Screen-free fun for family game night 

verified  Fast-paced head-to-head competition 

verified  Simple controls with unpredictable action 

Thryve™ SnakeStrike Battle Game

$49.99
$49.99
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What our customers say

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    We bought it for the kids and somehow the adults became WAY more competitive. Everyone was yelling by the end of the first game.

     — Emily R.  

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     Game Night Just Got CHAOTIC 

    Some games take 20 minutes just to explain before anyone actually starts having fun.

    This one gets straight to the action.

    Grab your controller, challenge your opponent and react FAST. Thryve™ SnakeStrike can change in seconds, which means nobody gets to celebrate until the game is actually over.

     
     

    What happened after buying Thryve

    97%

    loved how quickly the action could change.

    95%

    wanted another round immediately after playing.

    93%

    said the competitive gameplay kept everyone engaged.

    *Data compiled from over 10,000 orders in the last 60 days

     
     

    Real Clients, Real Results

    4.84/5.00 from 10,000+ reviews

    • ★★★★★

      “WE WERE SCREAMING 😂”

      I haven't seen my kids get this competitive over a game in forever. Then my husband joined and it got even worse.

       — Amanda T. 

    • ★★★★★

      “One More Round!”

      Every game ends with somebody immediately demanding a rematch. It's ridiculously entertaining.

       — Ashley T. 

    • ★★★★★

      “The Adults Took Over”

      We originally bought it for our kids. Somehow they ended up watching us battle each other instead.

       — Rachel B.