Apple Worm unblocked is one of those tiny puzzle games that feels easy for about two minutes. You control a green worm on a floating block level, and the only aim is to reach the glowing exit portal. The catch is gravity: if no part of the worm is touching solid ground, it slides off the platform and the level starts over. Red apples scattered around make the worm one segment longer, which lets you stretch across gaps and climb up walls, but a longer body also means less room to turn around. There are 30 stages that unlock in order, starting with three open ones, and later levels mix narrow tunnels, high ledges and apples placed as bait. If you enjoy classic snake games like Snake.io or Google Snake, this is the slow, thinking version of the same idea.
Move the worm with W, A, S and D, or tap the arrow buttons if you are on a touchscreen. Only the head chooses where to go; the rest of the body follows along the same path. Before every jump across a hole, count how many squares wide it is and make sure enough of your body is behind the head to keep you supported. Sometimes the smart move is to leave an apple alone until you have crossed a gap, because growing too early can box you in. When you get stuck, hit the round arrow in the top-left corner to reset the stage, and use the menu button on the right to pick another level or switch the music off. Working backward from the portal is the quickest way to spot the one route that actually works.
