## Description
A user of the WinAmp media-playing software might have idly double-clicked on
the logo of the new Bento skin from the skin browser in the application’s
preferences without expecting anything to happen.
Performing the indicated action opens up a surprise, easter egg session of the
game known by many as Nibbles, Tron: Light Cycles or Surround for the Atari
2600; the player controls the growing wriggler in this snake game. The goal is
to avoid all walls and obstacles in the pursuit of llamas on the play field.
Through every level 9 llamas will appear, each one arriving after the prior
one is caught. Helpfully, they are fully four times bigger than the grid
cells, making them easy to catch. That said, as with all snake games, the
player grows every time a llama is eaten, and the player’s biggest collision
risk eventually becomes the player’s own tail.
Upon level completion a new level is started, the worm reduced back down to a
neat, short length and a new, more complicated wall layout superimposed on the
llama-whooping grounds.